I graduated from a Southern Baptist seminary whose unofficial motto is, “Every classroom is a Great Commission classroom.” It’s a school where graduates regularly post photos of themselves holding white and blue signs that read, “I am going to ____.”
Sometimes the blanks are filled with the names of cities, countries, or peoples where the alumni hope to plant churches. Other times the blanks are filled with responses spanning a range of vocations: preaching, equipping lay leaders, writing, serving the elderly, caring for trafficking victims, as well as working as lawyers, counselors, administrators, and school teachers.
They seem dissimilar on the surface, but every #iamgoing sign is connected by a central concern: fulfilling the Great Commission. This is as it should be. Properly understood, the Great Commission touches every facet of our faith. Read More
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