The Great Commission requires every Christian evangelizer to teach accurately, live faithfully, reason from Scripture, and make obedient disciples of Christ.
The Weight of the Great Commission: The Biblical Responsibilities of All Who Evangelize
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.
Turning House-to-House Evangelism into Home Bible Studies
Turning house-to-house evangelism into home Bible studies requires brief contacts, clear Scriptures, patient return visits, and steady teaching.
The Importance of Personal Evangelism
Personal evangelism is every Christian’s duty to speak Scripture clearly, personally, and faithfully under Christ’s authority.
What Should Be the Mission of the Church?
The church’s mission is to glorify Jehovah by proclaiming the gospel, making disciples, teaching truth, and building holy, obedient believers.
Who Are the True Disciples of Christ, and What Do They Believe?
True disciples of Christ continue in His word, obey His commands, love in truth, and believe the gospel revealed in Scripture.
What Should Be the Mission of the Church According to Scripture?
The church’s mission is to glorify God by proclaiming the gospel, making disciples, teaching truth, pursuing holiness, and building up believers.
The Social Gospel vs. The Great Commission: Why Feeding the Poor Is Not the Gospel
Feeding the poor is not the gospel. The Great Commission is about making disciples through Christ’s Word, not replacing it with social work.
The Church’s Role in Making Disciples
The church's primary mission is disciple-making, guided by scripture and done within a community context for spiritual growth.
