10/06/2026
A Mission Team Strategy
by Jeff Faull
Years ago, I heard a great preacher named Roy Weece make a statement about missions that has stayed with me. He said, “When it comes to missions, the problem is not supply, and the problem is not demand, the problem is distribution.”
What an insightful observation. The problem is not supply: the Gospel is more than enough for everyone. The problem is not demand: the need for salvation, rescue and transformation is everywhere. The problem is distribution: Jesus said that “workers are few” (Matt. 9:37 and Luke 10:2). How do we spread God's inexhaustible good news to all the earth?
We can begin with a few ways a Mission Team might help define, increase and measure individual and congregational commitment to missions. A team of people can help a congregation build a culture of missions throughout the church, while many people within the church do things in their power to further all of that mission work.
This can be as simple as encouraging their people to engage in one or more of five mission commitments.
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