The Great Commission:
A Call to True Discipleship, Not Comfortable Christianity When Jesus stood before His disciples after rising from the dead, He gave them a command—not a suggestion, not a request, but a direct commission. " Go, make disciples of all nations " (Matthew 28:19) . The words in the original Greek carry weight beyond what we often hear in pulpits today. " Matheteusate " (μαθητεύσατε) means more than just "teach", it means to train, to mentor, to shape someone into a committed follower. It’s not just about giving information; it's about transformation. And yet, where are the teachers today who are actually doing this? We have plenty of preachers who can put on a good show, who can draw a crowd, who can entertain, but where are the disciple-makers? Jesus didn’t tell His followers to gather audiences. He didn’t command them to build massive buildings or collect tithes. He said, "Go." The word " poreuthentes " (πορευθέντες) in Greek implies...