Jesus’ Baptism and Our Calling to Make Disciples

Jesus’ baptism reveals obedient devotion to Jehovah and points Christians toward baptism, faithful discipleship, and the command to make disciples.

Jesus’ Final Appearances, Ascension, and Pentecost

Jesus commissions His disciples, ascends to heaven, and empowers the apostolic witness at Pentecost through the Holy Spirit.

Jesus commissions His disciples, ascends to heaven, is exalted by God, and confirms His authority through Pentecost.

Christianity spread worldwide through Christ’s command, apostolic preaching, personal evangelism, congregations, missions, and Bible translation.

Strong biblical encouragement for every soul winner to speak truth with courage, clarity, patience, and love for Jehovah.

Soul winning is the Christian’s main business: proclaiming Christ, teaching Scripture, calling for repentance, baptism, and faithful discipleship.

Christ commands every Christian to make disciples by proclaiming the gospel, teaching obedience, and honoring baptism.

The risen Christ’s final appearances, ascension, and Pentecost in 33 C.E. launched the Spirit-empowered witness of the Christian congregation.

The church makes disciples by proclaiming the gospel, baptizing believers, teaching obedience, guarding doctrine, and sending witnesses.

A disciple of Jesus repents, believes, obeys, is baptized, remains in Christ’s Word, and helps make other disciples.