The Mission Of God - 937 Words

The mission of God is to reach all nation. God uses chosen people to spread the Good News, to the nation. As He called Abraham (Genesis 12:3; 18:18; 22: 18; 26:4; 28:14). Jesus taught that we must preach repentance to all nation ( Matthew 28:19 ; John 20:12; (Act 1:8). Jesus was sent by God to teach all nation about Him and His return (John 20:21). Christian should accept all people of all walks of life. The church should continue to teach the word of God as it is in the Bible and to show love to all ethnic diversity. To equip people to participate in multicultural ministry is to embrace the love of God to all. The biblical base of philosophy is â€Å"Love covers over a multitude of sins† ( 1Peter 4:8). To get the saints and un-believers to join in unity with Christ. Cultural influence biblical interpretation, thus as we teach or preach we must remember whom our audience are and be able to get the message across so they can understand, by keeping the social also cultural of the Scriptures in mind. Christians and different ethnicities. Christians should teach those as God taught Jesus to love show meekness and humbleness to all people (John 20:21). People of different cultural and ethnic has the right to exercise their beliefs. As a Christian it is ethical to show love to all people of all walks of life (Acts 1:8). The Church interact with different ethnical groups The church should continue to teach as the word of God says, and show love to all. With the emphasesShow MoreRelatedThe Kingdom of God and Missions2158 Words   |  9 Pages Missions have always revolved around Christians reaching out to others and living out their lives to glorify God. 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