The Great Commission Isn't a Suggestion (Part 2) We Don't Go Because We Are Qualified, We Go Because We Are Sent In Part 1, we looked at what it means to be commissioned. A commission is not a suggestion. It is not a casual invitation. It is an assignment given by someone with authority. When Jesus gave His disciples the Great Commission, He did not simply give them information to remember. He gave them a mission to accomplish.And at the center of that mission is one powerful

This is Part One of a multi-part exploration of the impact of the great commission When we hear the word commission, we often think of a task, a job, or a responsibility that has been given to someone. A commission is not simply an idea someone shares with us. It is an assignment that comes with authority, purpose, and expectations. A person who is commissioned is not just given information — they are given a responsibility. A soldier commissioned by their commanding officer

Life is full of noise. Every day, we hear voices telling us what to believe, what to value, what to fear, and what to chase. With so much competing for our attention, it is easy for our hearts and minds to become distracted. That is why spending time in God’s Word is so important. The Bible is not just another book. It is God’s truth given to us so we can know Him, follow Him, and grow in faith. Through Scripture, God teaches us who He is, who we are, and how we are called to

There are many things in life that can make us feel uncertain. People change, circumstances shift, plans fall apart, and even our own hearts can feel weak at times. But one truth remains steady through it all: God loves us. God’s love is not like the love we often see in the world. It is not shallow, temporary, or based on what we can offer Him. God’s love is deep, faithful, patient, and unchanging. Before we ever reached for Him, He reached for us. The Bible says in 1 John 4