“And then he [Jesus] told them, ‘Go into all the world and preach the Good News to everyone.’” Mark 16:15, NLT
Every Sunday, thousands of churchgoers gather for a time of prayer, praise, and an uplifting sermon. In many places, prayers for the lost can reach a fever pitch, as shouts of “Amen!” and “Hallelujah!” ring across the sanctuary. After all the shouting is over though, it’s off to lunch, to the mall, or back home to enjoy the rest of the day and get ready for the week ahead.
We certainly should pray for the unsaved, and pray often. But we can’t stop there. We also have to go. In this hard hitting, raw message—simply titled GO—“Paztuh Mike” Wuebbles urges the church to do more than talk the talk about sharing the Good News, but to walk the walk. Literally.
You’ll be challenged and inspired as Paztuh Mike examines the Bible’s commands about reaching the lost and gives his honest assessment of why many Christians are reluctant to tell others in their own communities about Jesus. He covers: The spiritual battle for souls Fears and excuses that hinder Christians Paying the price for the harvest Laziness in the church The command for every Christian to “go” What to do with what you know The power of your personal testimony Don’t sit still any longer. Get off the church pew and get out into the streets. The harvest is ripe. Now, it’s time to GO!
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