Matthew 28

Matthew 28

the church, which is explicitly described and defined by Christ himself in the Great Commission of Matthew 28. Rev. Dr. Willborn is pastor of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Oak Ridge, Tennessee and adjunct professor of Historical Theology at Greenville Presbyterian Theological

Matthew 28:18–20

d Jim Cassidy reflect on the global mission of the church through the lens of the Great Commission (Matt. 28:18-20). They discuss how Reformed Forum supports the church s work of making disciples by providing theological resources and education, focusing on the key elements of go

Matthew 28:18–20

hey emphasize the continuity of God s redemptive plan, highlighting key scriptural passages such as Matthew 28:18-20 and Isaiah 2:2-4, and unpack the theological significance of the inclusion of Gentiles as seen through the line of Japheth. Listeners will gain insights into the u

Matthew 28:19

, so certainly His blood and Spirit wash away the impurity of my soul, that is, all my sins.[2] [1] Matt. 28:19. [2] Matt. 3:11; Mark 16:16; John 1:33; Acts 2:38; Rom. 6:3, 4; I Pet. 3:21. The significance of this sign is the assuredly that the promises made by Christ in salvatio

Matthew 28:19–20

pposed to be responsible for what our tasks here are now. But what are our tasks? Jesus tells us in Matthew 28 verses 19-20. As we live our lives we are to think foremost about proclaiming the Gospel and discipline others. Is this how Christians live today? It is so easy to be co

Matthew 28:19 · Jeff Waddington

in one God. We can go to Deuteronomy 6, 4, or the Shema, Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one. And we can go to Matthew 28, verses 19 and following in the Great Commission, where our Lord, having been placed in the dead and prior to ascending to the Father’s right hand, tells his discip