You have a place in God’s mission that is unique to how God made you and to your particular talents, skills, and experiences.
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Isn’t it amazing that no matter how dark it may be, the light from a small, single matchstick immediately overpowers it? Focus on this image.
Think about why God has you on this planet at this time.
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You may want to do something to be involved in the mission, but it’s daunting enough to think about sharing the Gospel with a friend from work, much less the millions who still haven’t heard of God.
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We all have these questions. It can seem so overwhelming unless we understand Jesus’ approach.
“Wait, how do I start? "What should I say?”
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His mission was to bring God’s light into a dark world and every encounter, conversation and relationship we find in the Bible makes this evident. At weddings, funerals, or even at meals -- He was always the light of the world.
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It wasn’t something that He switched on and off. He was the Good News.
There was no “on mission” or “off mission.”
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The disciples who lived with Jesus for 3 years saw this approach. When Jesus tasked them with the Great Commission, this also became their default behavior.
They shared the Gospel wherever they went.
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Be encouraged by the example of Jesus’ disciples. Their place in God’s mission was not determined by their perfection or abilities.
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Jesus took it from there.
Their greatest qualification was their willingness to obey.
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In every conversation or encounter, you can be a light. Jesus will take it from there.
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