Divine Mission

The concept of Divine Mission encompasses God's purpose and plan for humanity, particularly through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ and the ongoing mission of the Church to spread the Gospel.

The Divine Mission is rooted in the biblical narrative, beginning with creation, continuing through the fall, and culminating in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, which provides the basis for the Church's mission in the world.

• Creation and Purpose
• Redemption through Christ
• The Great Commission
• The Role of the Church

1. Matthew 28:19-20This passage encapsulates the essence of the Divine Mission, calling believers to actively participate in making disciples.
2. Acts 1:8Jesus promises the Holy Spirit and commissions His followers to be His witnesses, indicating the empowerment for the mission.

1. Genesis 1:26-28God's creation of humanity in His image and the command to fill the earth and subdue it, establishing the foundation for human purpose.
2. Matthew 28:18-20The Great Commission, where Jesus commands His disciples to make disciples of all nations, highlighting the Church's mission.
3. John 20:21Jesus sends His disciples as the Father sent Him, emphasizing the continuation of His mission through believers.

• Engage in personal evangelism and outreach efforts.
• Support missions and ministries that align with the Great Commission.
• Live out the values of the Kingdom of God in everyday life, reflecting Christ's love and grace.

• Affirms God's sovereignty and intentionality in creation and redemption.
• Highlights the importance of the Church's role in fulfilling God's mission.
• Demonstrates the continuity of God's mission from the Old Testament to the New Testament.

• Evangelism

  The Divine Mission directly relates to the call for evangelism, as believers are tasked with sharing the Gospel message.

• Kingdom of God

  The mission of God is intrinsically linked to the establishment and expansion of His Kingdom on earth.