How is anyone supposed to call on a Savior they've never heard of?
No one believes without hearing. No one hears without a preacher. No one preaches without being sent.
In this sermon, we walk through Paul's logic step by step and ask a question that presses on every believer: how then, Lord? If salvation is available to everyone who calls, and calling depends on hearing, and hearing depends on someone going — where does that leave you?
This message is a call to stop waiting for the gospel to spread on its own and start being purposeful about proclaiming it — in your home, your neighborhood, and your daily life.
The Great Commission | Matthew 28:16-20
In this sermon from Matthew 28:16-20, we look at the final words of Jesus before his ascension — what we call the Great Commission — and ask what it means for every follower of Christ today.
If you've ever wondered what your purpose is as a Christian, why the church exists, or what it actually means to make disciples, this message is for you.
📖 Text: Matthew 28:16-20
In 1 John 4:1–3, we’re reminded that not every message we hear comes from God. We are called to test the spirits—measuring every teaching against the truth of Jesus Christ. The true Spirit leads us to confess Jesus as fully God and fully man, while false voices distort or deny Him. This passage challenges us to stay rooted in truth, discerning what is from God and what is not in a world full of competing voices.
In 2 Corinthians 13:5, the Apostle Paul gives a sober and loving command: “Examine yourselves, to see whether you are in the faith.”
This is not a call to fear or self-doubt—but to honest reflection and genuine assurance rooted in Christ.
This message calls us away from surface-level Christianity and toward a faith that is tested, proven, and grounded in Jesus Christ.