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In this episode of The Collective Table, Pastor Jason Coker dives into Matthew 28:16–20, widely known as the Great Commission. If you grew up in a high-control religious environment, this passage might bring up feelings of resistance—and for good reason. Pastor Jason unpacks the problematic history of Christian missions, exploring how a movement meant to spread peace often became entangled with imperialism, global capitalism, and religious competition.
Instead of a mandate to conquer the globe or force conversions, what if Jesus was inviting his followers into something radically different? Join us as we explore the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus and reframe the Great Commission. Discover what it truly means to make "disciples" (learners) by immersing ourselves in God's goodness, uplifting the lowly, resisting corrupt power, and loving our enemies.
To learn more about us and the work we do, visit oceansidesanctuary.org.
By Oceanside SanctuaryIn this episode of The Collective Table, Pastor Jason Coker dives into Matthew 28:16–20, widely known as the Great Commission. If you grew up in a high-control religious environment, this passage might bring up feelings of resistance—and for good reason. Pastor Jason unpacks the problematic history of Christian missions, exploring how a movement meant to spread peace often became entangled with imperialism, global capitalism, and religious competition.
Instead of a mandate to conquer the globe or force conversions, what if Jesus was inviting his followers into something radically different? Join us as we explore the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus and reframe the Great Commission. Discover what it truly means to make "disciples" (learners) by immersing ourselves in God's goodness, uplifting the lowly, resisting corrupt power, and loving our enemies.
To learn more about us and the work we do, visit oceansidesanctuary.org.