Speaking the truth in love will bring both repentance and reproach.

The Gospel unites what sin has divided in spite of the world's opposition.

It is the joy of following Jesus, no matter what may come, that empowers a Christian to say, “let the will of the Lord be done.”

We are to follow Christ through Paul’s example of dying to ourselves and the things of this world and living for Christ and the inheritance of the kingdom that is coming. When we live this way, our lives will be an example for Christ’s glory to those around us.

Are you living a life on mission? As we trace the journeys of Paul and the disciple through the book of Acts, we continue to see men and women whose priority is being a witness to the good news of Jesus Christ. We are not just saved from our sin, we are saved to be living on mission in every area and aspect of life. Paul was on mission wherever he went. Where has God placed you? Who has God placed you with? What has God given you to do?

A Christian on mission should expect opposition, but the Word of the Lord will prevail.

• Are you a Christian?
• Are you on mission?
• Do you experience opposition?
• Is the Word of the Lord prevailing in and through your life?

The complete gospel expresses itself in a humble teachable spirit, in grace and discipleship of fellow believers, and in confidence in the power and authority of the gospel of Christ.

We are sent to share the gospel so that idolaters can become worshippers of the one true God.

Are you an idolater?
Can you contextualize?
Will you worship?
Will you witness?

Believers of Christ must know the word of God and share the word of God even though persecution may be a result.

What is keeping you from eagerly knowing the word of God daily for the nourishment of your own soul?

What is keeping you from eagerly sharing the word of God with those who do not believe?