Is there really only one gospel for the entire world? In this episode of Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster opens the Scriptures to show why the need to share the gospel is greater today than ever before — and why every believer carries that responsibility personally.

Drawing from Matthew 28:19-20, Mark 16:15, 2 Corinthians 4:1-4, Galatians 1:6-9, and Acts 4:12 in the KJV, Pastor Roderick Webster walks us through God's plan to evangelize the world and the urgency that drives it.

You might be asking:

- Are all religions just different paths to God?

- Why does it matter if I personally share the gospel?

- How can so many people still not know about Jesus?

- What does the Bible say about other gospels?

Key points from this devotion:

- The need to share the gospel is greater today because the world's population — and its false religions — have grown

- Satan is actively blinding the minds of unbelievers (2 Corinthians 4:4)

- Paul declares there is only one true gospel, and any other is accursed (Galatians 1:8-9)

- Salvation is found in no other name but Jesus Christ (Acts 4:12)

- Every born-again believer has a personal and collective responsibility to evangelize

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 Opening Welcome

0:34 Song: So Little Time

1:23 God's Plan to Evangelize

1:40 The Need Is Great — Matthew 28 & Mark 16

3:15 2 Corinthians 4 — Satan Blinds the Mind

5:37 Galatians 1 — There Is Only One Gospel

7:50 Acts 4:12 — One Savior, One Name

9:08 Closing — Go Share the Gospel

Are you doing your part in God's plan for the world? In this devotion, Pastor Roderick Webster draws from Matthew 28:16-20, Mark 16:15-20, and Romans 10:13-15 (KJV) to show that the Great Commission is not just for pastors and missionaries — it is the responsibility of every born-again believer.

In Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster walks us through what the Bible calls every Christian to do and why it matters today.

You might be asking:

- Is evangelism really my job, or just the pastor's?

- What does it actually mean to preach the gospel?

- How do I share my faith without feeling pressured to save someone?

- Does God really expect me to go?

Key points from this devotion:

- The Great Commission is a command, not a suggestion

- Faith comes by hearing, and someone must go and speak

- God sends us to proclaim the gospel, not to save people ourselves

- Keeping His commandments means going — that is how we abide in His love

- The church must send, support, and stand behind those who go

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 Opening Welcome

0:23 Quote from John R. Rice

1:21 Matthew 28 and Mark 16 Reading

3:00 Every Christian's Responsibility

4:43 The Chain of Evangelism Romans 10

7:10 Go Is a Command John 14 and 15

9:26 When Did You Last Share Your Faith

10:20 Gospel Invitation

10:39 Closing Prayer

Does God really have a plan to reach the whole world with the gospel? In this episode of Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster opens a brand new series titled "God's Plan for the Evangelization of the World," drawing from Matthew 28:16-20, Mark 16:15-16, Romans 1:16, 1 Corinthians 15:1-4, and John 3:16, all from the King James Version.

You might be asking... Why does it matter whether evangelism follows God's plan or man's plan? What exactly is the gospel, and where can I find it clearly explained in Scripture? Is the command to "go and preach" still meant for Christians today? What happens to souls who never hear the gospel?

Key points from this devotion:

- The Great Commission is a divine command, not a suggestion, and it applies to every believer today

- The gospel — Christ's death, burial, and resurrection — is God's power unto salvation for everyone who believes

- God's love extends to every person on earth; no one is excluded from the offer of salvation

- Generations have died without hearing the gospel because Christians have been slow to obey

- Today He is your Savior — do not let Him become your judge

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 Opening and Welcome

0:49 Hymn: So Little Time

1:22 Scripture Reading Matthew 28 and Mark 16

2:35 God's Plan for World Evangelism

6:37 The Plan Belongs to God Alone

7:07 God's Love Extends to Everyone

10:48 Closing Appeal and Next Episode Preview

Do you have a real passion for God in your daily life? In this episode of Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster of Good News Baptist Church in Sint Maarten opens Psalm 63 and Psalm 91 in the King James Version to show us what a passionate believer actually looks like — not just on Sunday, but in the quiet moments, on the bed, in the night watches, and in the storms of life.You might be asking: Is it okay to pray lying down in bed? How can I find peace when the world around me feels fearful and uncertain? What does it really mean to hide under the shadow of God's wings? How do I stay close to God when life pulls me in every direction?In this devotion you will discover:- The passionate believer meditates on the Lord even in the night watches (Psalm 63:6)- Sweet meditation on God's Word opens your spiritual eyes (Psalm 104:34)- Hiding under His wings brings real confidence and joy about the future (Psalm 91:1-7)- God's strength upholds you moment by moment — but you must cling to Him, not follow afar offIf this devotion blessed you, please like, leave a comment, share it with a friend, and subscribe so you never miss a word.WordsFromTheWord #KJV #BibleDevotion #ChristianLiving #HolySpiritStay connected with GNBC:🌐 Website: www.gnbcnetwork.org0:00 Opening hymn — Take My Life0:51 Passion for God in Psalm 631:09 Meditating on God in the night3:22 The sweetness of true meditation4:30 Rejoicing under the shadow of His wings6:40 Psalm 91 — confident and fearless in God8:00 Upheld by God's strength moment by moment8:47 Final encouragement and closing

Are you truly satisfied, or are you just getting by with things that never last? In this devotion from Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster opens Psalm 63 in the KJV and shows us what it means to be a passionate believer who finds full and lasting satisfaction in the Lord Jesus Christ.You might be asking: Why should I praise God every day, not just on Sundays? What does it mean that God's lovingkindness is better than life? How do I stop worrying and start trusting God? Can anything in this world truly satisfy me?Pastor Webster walks us through these key truths from God's Word:- God's lovingkindness is better than life itself, and that truth should fuel daily praise- The Apostle Paul tells us in Philippians 4:6 to stop worrying and bring everything to God in prayer with thanksgiving- Praising God in church should flow from a life of praise at home and at work- True and lasting satisfaction is only found in the Lord Jesus Christ, not in money, pleasure, or people- Colossians 3 calls us to set our affection on things above, not on earthly thingsIf you don't yet know Jesus as your Lord and Savior, Pastor Webster extends a warm and urgent invitation to you today. You're missing out on the only satisfaction that lasts, both here and in eternity.Like, comment, and share this devotion with someone who needs it. Subscribe so you never miss a Word from the Word.WordsFromTheWord #KJV #BibleDevotion #ChristianLiving #GoodNewsBaptistChurchStay connected with GNBC:🌐 Website: www.gnbcnetwork.org0:00 Opening and Hymn0:31 Lovingkindness Fuels Praise1:43 Lifting Hands in His Name2:05 Stop Worrying, Start Praying3:12 Praise Goes Beyond Sunday4:17 My Soul Shall Be Satisfied5:19 Set Your Affection Above6:02 The Only Lasting Satisfaction7:27 Closing and What's Coming Next

Do you truly long for God's intimate fellowship, or has your spiritual thirst quietly faded? In this devotion from Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster opens Psalm 63 in the KJV and leads us into a powerful reflection on what it means to passionately pursue God with every part of who we are.

You might be asking: Why does thirst describe a relationship with God? Can I really grow a burning desire for the Lord? What does it look like when a believer genuinely longs for God?

Drawing from Psalm 63:1-2, Psalm 42:1-2, Psalm 84:2, and John 7:37 in the KJV, Pastor Roderick Webster shows us that the passionate believer does not simply know about God — they long for Him the way a thirsty traveler longs for water in a dry and weary land.

Key points from this devotion:

- A passionate believer acknowledges a personal relationship with God

- True passion for God is expressed through a deep, confessed longing for fellowship with Him

- Thirst for God, like physical thirst, cannot be satisfied by substitutes

- Jesus Himself extends an open invitation to every thirsty soul in John 7:37

- Spending time in God's Word is what fuels and grows this spiritual longing

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 Opening prayer and series intro

0:26 Take My Life hymn reflection

1:04 Personal relationship with God

1:41 Thirsting for God — Psalm 63

3:15 The deer and the waterbrooks — Psalm 42

3:48 Stranded at sea thirst illustration

4:19 Scuba buddy breathe illustration

6:05 Jesus invites every thirsty soul

6:28 Heart check — do you long for Him?

7:42 Closing blessing and call to share

Do you really know God, or do you just know about Him? In this episode of Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster opens Psalm 63:1-11 (KJV) and asks one of the most important questions a believer can face — is God truly your God, or is He simply a God you've heard of?

You might be asking: How do I know if I have a real relationship with God? Can someone go to church and still not truly know Him? What does it even mean to be passionate for God? How does the Holy Spirit connect to knowing God personally?

Here is what Pastor Roderick Webster covers in this devotion:

- David's cry in Psalm 63:1 — "O God, thou art my God" — shows that passion starts with a personal relationship

- There is a real difference between knowing about God and truly knowing God

- Thomas modeled this bold personal claim in John 20:28 — "My Lord and my God"

- Passion for God and His work begins when He is your personal Savior and the Holy Spirit is your indwelling Comforter

- If you have not yet accepted Christ, today is the day

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 Opening and Welcome

0:39 Psalm 63 Reading KJV

2:10 Psalm 63 as the Morning Hymn

3:05 Checking Your Passion for God

3:45 Acknowledging a Personal God

4:58 Knowing About God vs. Knowing God

5:36 Story: Knowing Someone Up Close

7:20 The Real Question — Do You Know Him?

8:24 Invitation and Closing Prayer

Are you truly following the Shepherd of your soul? In this daily devotion from Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster of Good News Baptist Church in Sint Maarten walks us through five powerful examples Christ left us to follow, drawn from 1 Peter 2:21 and other key passages in the King James Version.

You might be asking: Why does it matter whether I publicly identify as a Christian? How do I actually resist the devil when he will not leave me alone? What does it really mean to live a holy life? What am I supposed to be doing for others who are still lost?

This devotion will encourage you to:

- Bear the disgrace of the gospel boldly, not in shame (Romans 1:16)

- Live holy and consecrated lives as God calls us to (1 Peter 1:15)

- Submit yourself to God and resist the devil so he will flee (James 4:7)

- Lay down your life in sacrificial service for others (1 John 3:16)

- Go out and seek the lost, just as Christ came to seek and save them (Matthew 28:19-20)

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 Opening and Welcome

0:46 Hymn: One Glorious Day

1:38 Christ Left Us an Example

2:07 Bear the Disgrace Boldly

3:24 Live Holy Lives Daily

4:23 Submit to God, Resist the Devil

6:28 Serve Sacrificially for Others

7:53 Seek the Lost Around You

8:45 Invitation and Closing Prayer

9:56 Closing Hymn Reprise

Did Jesus really die in your place? In this Words From The Word daily devotion, Pastor Roderick Webster opens the Scriptures to show us something that should stop us in our tracks — the Good Shepherd became our substitute. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:24, Isaiah 53:7, John 3:18, John 10:11, and Psalms 103:10 in the KJV, Pastor Webster walks us through one of the most powerful truths in all of Scripture.

You might be asking: Why didn't Jesus defend Himself when they mocked and abused Him? What does it mean that He bore our sins in His own body? How can a just God let guilty sinners go free? What does it mean to be condemned already?

Key points from this devotion:

- Jesus is our submissive shepherd — He had the power to stop it all but chose not to

- He is our silent lamb — Isaiah 53:7 foretold He would not open His mouth

- He is our substitutionary shepherd — He took the punishment we deserved

- Without Christ, every person stands condemned — John 3:18

- He did not deal with us according to our sins — Psalms 103:10

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 Opening Hymn — Glorious Day

0:40 Recap — The Submissive Shepherd

1:54 The Silent Lamb — Isaiah 53

3:15 He Became Our Substitute

5:24 We Were Condemned Without Christ

6:45 Grace — Not What We Deserved

8:33 Invitation to Accept the Good Shepherd

9:12 Closing Blessing

Is Jesus really a sinless, submissive shepherd — and what does that mean for you today? In this devotion from Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster opens the KJV Scriptures to show us the kind of shepherd Jesus truly is — one without a single spot of sin, and one who willingly submitted to suffering so that you and I could be saved.

Drawing from Luke 23, 1 Peter 1:19, Isaiah 6:5, Luke 5:8, Revelation 1:17, and 1 Peter 2:23, Pastor Webster walks us through testimony after testimony — from a dying thief, a Roman centurion, the apostle Peter, and the prophet Isaiah — all pointing to one undeniable truth: Jesus is the lamb without blemish and without spot.

You might be asking...

- Why does it matter that Jesus was sinless?

- What does it mean that He stayed silent when He could have defended Himself?

- How should I respond when I truly see Jesus for who He is?

- Can a sinful person really be loved and saved by a holy God?

Key points from this devotion:

- Multiple witnesses confirm Jesus was completely without sin

- Standing before a holy God reveals who we truly are

- Jesus did not retaliate — His silence was willing submission to God's will

- His sinlessness qualified Him as the perfect sacrifice for your sin

- He is still your shepherd today — sinless, submissive, and loving

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