The Call to Share the Gospel

Think about this: Jesus’ last command before ascending to heaven wasn’t just for His disciples—it was for all of us. The Great Commission isn’t a suggestion; it’s a call to action. But let’s be real—sharing your faith can feel intimidating. What if they reject you? What if you don’t have the answers?

Here’s the truth: God doesn’t expect you to have all the answers. He just asks you to be willing. The Holy Spirit will equip you and give you the words you need when the time comes (Luke 12:12). And remember, sharing the Gospel isn’t about winning arguments—it’s about introducing people to the love and grace of Jesus.

When you live out the Great Commission, you’re part of something much bigger than yourself. You’re helping to expand God’s kingdom, one soul at a time. And every time you step out in faith, God is with you, guiding and empowering you.

Matthew 28:19-20 is known as the Great Commission. It was Jesus’ final instruction to His disciples after His resurrection, emphasizing the global nature of the Gospel and the responsibility of His followers to carry His message to the ends of the earth.

What’s one way you can start sharing your faith this week? Maybe it’s starting a conversation with a coworker, inviting someone to church, or sharing your testimony on social media. Pray for courage and take that first step.