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The Mission of the Church Is Missions | Terry & Reneé Mize

Terry Mize argues that the mission of the church is missions, asserting that the Great Commission is the church's primary purpose and that neglecting it is a grave omission. He illustrates this by describing a missions conference in Ohio where missionaries from around the world gather, and he emphasizes that the church's role is to give God a family by winning souls. He also stresses that missions require sacrifice, as exemplified by the apostle Paul's willingness to go to Rome despite knowing he would be imprisoned and killed.

WHY WE VOTE — It Should Not Be a Mystery! | Election Day 2026 | Terry Mize

Terry Mize argues that Christians must vote because abstaining effectively supports the opposing platform, using the analogy of a bus heading toward a cliff where non-voters let the dangerous choice win. He advises voters to ignore candidates and parties and instead choose based on which platform aligns with biblical values, listing a conservative Christian agenda as the correct one. He frames the election as a critical, history-changing moment and urges immediate action.

The Spirit of Faith | Series Finale | More Than Conquerors with Terry and Reneé Mize

Faith operates in distinct categories—law, fruit, gift, and spirit—and each requires different handling, the speaker argues. The fruit of faith is cultivated through persistent speaking and action, as shown when he prayed 12 hours over a dead baby until she revived, whereas the gift of faith is God-initiated and instantaneous, like when he raised a man from the dead on command. He emphasizes that believers must develop the fruit of faith through daily practice and not give up, as it enables them to function in the spirit of faith.

Don't Do Something Stupid | Part 3: Choices Have Consequences | Terry Mize

Terry Mize argues that Christians often make foolish choices by trying to help God fulfill His promises, using Sarah and Abraham's decision to have a child through Hagar as a prime example. He warns that such actions violate covenant principles and cancel covenant promises, leading to severe consequences, as seen in the lives of David, Samson, and others. Mize encourages believers to see the devil's temptations as traps and to respond with "It is written," just as Jesus did.

Don't Do Something Stupid | Part 2: Did God Really Say That? | Terry Mize

Terry Mize argues that doing something stupid, even unknowingly, can cancel God's covenant promises and protection. He illustrates this with his own story of disobeying God by staying in Mexico, which led to a near-fatal attack, and emphasizes that repentance and using scripture, as Jesus did, are essential to avoid the devil's deception.