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On a Mission for God

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Jesus was the first missionary, embarking on a divine mission that set the foundation for all following efforts to reach out to humanity. When the first people, Adam and Eve, chose to disobey God and sinned, it created a rift gap between them and their Creator. Rather than abandon them in their brokenness, God made a profound decision to pursue them, demonstrating His unwavering love and commitment to restore the relationship that had been broken. This act of seeking out those who had strayed is the essence of what it means to be a missionary—actively reaching out to those in need of hope and redemption.

As part of His mission of reconciliation, God sent Jesus Christ into the world to actively search for the lost and to bring salvation to all who would believe. Jesus, fully God and fully man, exemplified the heart of a missionary by engaging with those who were disregarded, broken, and lost in sin. Through His teachings, miracles, and acts of compassion, He demonstrated the depth of God's love and the transformative power of grace. Jesus did not merely come to deliver a message; He embodied the message itself, showing us what it means to live in relationship with God and with one another.

Furthermore, as Jesus prepared to return to the Father, He did not leave His followers without support. He promised to send the Holy Spirit, who would empower them to carry on His work. The Holy Spirit equips believers with the necessary strength, wisdom, and courage to share the Gospel and to live out their faith in a world that often stands in opposition to it. This divine empowerment is important for fulfilling the Great Commission, as it allows individuals to step beyond their limitations and to boldly proclaim the message of hope and salvation that Jesus brought to humanity.

Moreover, Jesus sends us, His followers, to complete His work here on earth. This calling is not merely a suggestion; it is a command that carries with it a responsibility to be active participants in God’s redemptive plan. Each believer is assigned the mission to reach out to others, to share the love of Christ, and to be a beacon of hope in a world that desperately needs it. This mission is multifaceted, encompassing acts of service, evangelism, and the establishment of communities that reflect the values of the Kingdom of God. By embracing this calling, we become extensions of God's love and grace, continuing the work that He initiated from the very beginning.


Blessings!

 
 
 
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