If there is anyone who demonstrates the “go and tell” aspect of the Christian faith, it the man they call “God’s Smuggler” find out who in this podcast

Jesus declares to Pontus Pilate that His Kingdom is “not of this world...” His people do not have a specific country but they need to go to all the world

Jesus encounters a Samaritan woman at a local well and he tells her that “the hour is coming...” Find our how that new change is toward a “go and tell” faith for her people

One shift from the Old Testament to the New is from Hebrew to Greek. This difference even gives us evidence of the change to a  “Go and Tell” faith

This week we’re exploring the shift from the “come and see” faith of the Old Testament to the “go and tell” faith in the New. This will help us to see that on every page, the New Testament urges us to Be the Message!

At the end of each week we find a person who is the example for our week’s theme. This time we find a person in the book of Acts who is all about others.

Paul is not the only one to give one another commands.We Look at Peter’s Letters and see he has the same instructions to treat one another well and encourage humilty.

This is one of the central themes of Jesus’s Message - Forgive one another. We find that it is commanded and is important to our walk. Without it we cannot have real unity

At the heart of all the “one another” commands is call for unity. This time we find both positive and negative ways to view one another. If we don’t follow the positive, it will lead us to the negative and break the unity.

This week we’re looking at the command that include the phrase “one another”. The are more than 40 in the New Testament. They provide a guide to how we can Be The Message.