DAY TWO - GO

Summary

The Great Commission is not optional. It is the mission every believer should be on. It’s not just for pastors or ministers. All Christians are instructed to "Go" and share the good news of salvation (evangelism), and we don’t have to be perfect to do it.

Evangelism -> Discipleship. Evangelism spreads the Gospel. Discipleship is the process of believers learning to love, follow, and become more like Jesus. We can do both by living Christian principles as we go about our lives.

Eternal Significance. Leading others to Christ has eternal significance. Despite this importance, there is a shortage of laborers.

Call to Action. Believers are urged to unite their gifts, rely on Holy Spirit empowerment, and engage in evangelism in their communities. Time is limited, so urgency is necessary.

Talk about It

1) How does Jesus' willingness to break cultural norms for that time and engage with the Samaritan woman challenge our perceptions or prejudices? What can we learn from Jesus' example in reaching out to those who may have "a past?"

2) Jesus' words and actions caused the Samaritan woman to share her faith with others in her community. How does this inspire you to share your faith?

3) Attending church is not just for meeting our needs or for self-improvement but also for being well-equipped and encouraged to care for others. How can we expand our focus when we attend church from what we can receive to how we can evangelize or build up others?

Take Action

When the time is right, share your faith and the message of Jesus. In John 4, Jesus reached out to one person, the Samaritan woman, who then shared her experience with others, leading many to believe. Just as Jesus reached one who then reached many, each of us can reach one to spread His message.