Go—Across the Street or Across the World
Go—Across the Street or Across the World Answering God’s Call to Be Sent Jesus' final words to His disciples were a commission, not a suggestion: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…” (Matthew 28:19, NKJV). This simple command holds profound meaning for every believer. “Go.” It's a word of movement, of mission, and of obedience. Whether that journey leads across the street to a neighbor or across the world to an unreached tribe, the call is the same: go. For many, the idea of being “sent” conjures images of boarding planes to remote villages or learning foreign languages. And yes, for some, God will open those doors. But the mission of God is not limited to the adventurous or the far away. It begins right where we are. It starts on your street, in your school, your workplace, and your community—and extends to every tribe and tongue across the globe. Both are vital. Both are sacred. The Mission Starts Next Door Too often, we wait for a distant mission field while o...