In this week's sermon, we dive deep into Matthew 28:1-20, where the resurrected Jesus commissions His followers to go and make disciples of all nations. This passage carries profound implications for our lives as we follow Jesus and share His message with the world.
Key Points from the Sermon:
1. Jesus is Alive – The resurrection is central to the Gospel, a truth we must boldly proclaim.
2. Opposition to the Gospel – Just as the guards were bribed to hide the truth, there are always forces trying to suppress the good news of Jesus.
3. The Disciples' Call – Jesus commissions His followers to be proactive in sharing the message of salvation, making disciples, and living as transformed people.
It is important to remember discipleship is more than a task—it is a relational, intentional, and lifelong journey of learning, teaching, and nurturing others. As we walk with Christ, we are called to invest in others, leading them into a deeper relationship with Him.