HE SENT A LAWYER TO MALI | Dag Heward-Mills

There's a question in here that stings: have you ever sent anyone, anywhere? Dag Heward-Mills tells the story of Irene, a prosecutor in England who he sent to Mali after she got married, and of a town he discovered just by reading the departure board at Johannesburg airport - a town that now has a cathedral going up because he sent someone there. He throws out a few lines that stick too. A church isn't measured by its seating capacity but by its sending capacity. And some preachers feed their people weeds instead of the strong food that builds real missionaries who can actually go when they're called. CHAPTERS 0:00 He Sent a Lawyer to Mali 0:31 Attempt Sending Missionaries 1:01 Mark 5:19 - Go Tell Great Things 1:32 One Pastor Had Never Sent Anyone 3:19 Meet Irene The Prosecutor 4:02 I Sent Her To Mali 5:12 Seating Capacity vs Sending Capacity 5:52 African Pastors Are Economic Refugees 7:07 The Race Horse Feeding Story 9:32 Lawyers Who Never Give KEY SCRIPTURES Mark 5:19 - "Go home to thy friends, tell them what great things the Lord has done for you" Full message:    • ATTEMPT GREAT THINGS FOR GOD | GTWC 2019, ...   If this spoke to you, subscribe for more. #DagHewardMills #HeSentALawyerToMali #GreatCommission #ChurchPlanting #GlobalMissions #ChristianSermon #Sermon2026