Evangelism

In today's Christian landscape, there's a growing concern about how the message of salvation is being presented. Through a careful examination of Jesus' teachings and ministry, we find that the contemporary understanding of the gospel may have deviated significantly from its original intent.

At the heart of Jesus' final instructions to His followers lies a powerful mandate: to make disciples who, in turn, make more disciples. This principle of spiritual multiplication is not just a suggestion but a core component of the Christian faith. By examining three key passages—Matthew 28:18-20, 2 Timothy 2:2, and Acts 1:8—we can gain valuable insights into this multiplication mandate and its implications for every believer.

In the opening chapter of Acts, we find the disciples at a pivotal moment in their spiritual journey. They are eager, hopeful, and full of questions. Among their concerns is the restoration of the kingdom to Israel, a topic deeply tied to their cultural and religious expectations. In Acts 1:6-8, Jesus addresses these questions, reframing their understanding of God's kingdom and introducing a mission that would, quite literally, change the world. As we explore this passage, we will uncover...