The Great Commission

Today, we explored the profound concept of the Great Commission as more than just a command - it's a co-mission with Christ. We delved into Matthew 28, where Jesus, having all authority, invites us to partner in His kingdom work. This isn't just for pastors or leaders; it's for every believer. Our ordinary lives can be tied to Jesus' eternal purpose, making even our daily routines a platform for God's glory. We're challenged to view our present circumstances through the lens of eternity, finding hope and purpose even in difficult times. The story of David and Goliath reminds us to ask, 'Is there not a cause?' in our own lives. How can we, like David, step out in faith to make a difference? This message urges us to become 'marked by Jesus', leaving an indelible impression of His love and hope on those around us. Are we living in such a way that others can tell we've been with Jesus?

Key Takeaways:

Our ordinary lives can be tied to Jesus' eternal purpose.

The Great Commission is not optional for believers - it's a co-mission with Christ.

We are called to make a difference by sharing Christ's love and teachings with others.

Being marked by Jesus should be evident in our words and actions.