What if growth isn’t about filling rooms but forming people who go? We open Matthew 28:18–20 and get clear about what Jesus actually asked of us: move under his authority, make disciples in everyday life, and teach toward obedience that changes how we live this week—not someday.We start with the bedrock claim: “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.” That truth reframes stress, schedules, and hesitation. If Christ reigns, then we don’t wait for perfect moments; we step forward with joyful submission and gospel urgency—at work, in traffic, on the sidelines, and around the table. From there, we paint a picture of a sending church where disciple-making isn’t a program but our shared culture. Moms share the gospel with kids on the school run. Retirees invest their wisdom. Students invite boldly. Friends open Scripture over coffee and learn to pray simple, honest prayers. No capes, no stages—just presence, intention, and trust that the Holy Spirit does the deep work.We also talk about baptism as a public declaration and first act of obedience. Baptism in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit proclaims new identity, new family, and new purpose. It’s not a finish line; it’s the launch pad for a life lived openly for Jesus. If you’ve been delaying, we ask why—and invite you to take the step. If you’ve already taken it, consider who needs you beside them as they prepare. Finally, we press into the heart of discipleship: teaching people to obey. Information matters, but transformation is the aim. Doctrine should shape devotion—real choices, reconciled relationships, courageous generosity, and daily rhythms that look like Jesus.If this resonates, share the episode with someone you’re ready to walk with, hit follow so you don’t miss what’s next, and leave a review to tell us the one step you’ll take this week. Who’s your one, and when will you reach out?

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