Go and Tell: Living the Great Commission Today


Go and Tell: Living the Great Commission Today


Jesus didn’t leave His followers with a suggestion—He left them with a mission.

“Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you...” (Matthew 28:19–20, NKJV).

These final words, known as the Great Commission, were not just meant for pastors, missionaries, or theologians. They were given to all believers. To me. To you.

In our modern world—filled with distractions, fears, and doubts—it’s easy to forget that the most urgent task remains unchanged: sharing the love and salvation of Jesus Christ with those who do not yet know Him. Over 3 billion people today still have little or no access to the Gospel. Millions live and die having never heard the name of Jesus.

Yet even in our own neighborhoods, workplaces, schools, and families, people are longing for hope. And that hope lives in you.

Go and Tell is a series of messages created to awaken, equip, and encourage ordinary believers to rise up in boldness and compassion. You don’t need a pulpit. You don’t need a degree. You need a heart that beats for Jesus and a willingness to share what He’s done in your life.

Whether you're a seasoned soul-winner or just beginning to understand your role, this series will challenge and inspire you. We’ll talk about practical ways to share your faith, how to overcome fear, how to start gospel conversations, and why every single believer is part of God's rescue mission.

The time is now. The harvest is ready. And the commission is yours.

Will you go? 

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