Core beliefs / OUR MESSAGE TO THE BODY OF CHRIST
One of the gravest transgressions committed by Christians today—often inadvertently—is the sin of complacency and inaction. This is particularly tragic in light of our Lord Jesus Christ’s unequivocal command to “go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:18-20). This mandate constitutes the very foundation of the Great Commission, a solemn charge entrusted to every follower of Christ.
THE VICTORIOUS MISSION OF THIS GENERATION
The gospel of Jesus Christ remains the indispensable message that all humanity must hear. It reveals the boundless love and redemptive grace of God, transcending age, culture, and ethnicity. To embrace this gospel is to receive salvation; to reject it is to forfeit eternal life. Moreover, to experience the gospel is to be compelled to proclaim it. Significantly, the term “GOSPEL” inherently contains the verb “GO.” It is therefore incumbent upon us not to remain idle in the dissemination of this message. We are commanded to “go and preach” (Luke 9:60), “go and teach” (Matthew 28:19), “go and compel them to come” (Luke 14:23), and “go and seek the lost” (Luke 15:4). To neglect this sacred duty is to act in disobedience to the Lord. In fulfilling this divine injunction, it is essential to understand its profound implications:
FORGIVENESS RECEIVED
(Matthew 11:28; Revelation 22:17; John 8:11; Luke 7:48-50)
Before one may effectively witness to others, it is imperative to have a personal and transformative encounter with Christ. This encounter grants us pardon for our transgressions and reconciles us to God. In knowing the Lord intimately, we experience His peace and are empowered to live free from the bondage of sin.
FREEDOM DECLARED
(Matthew 11:4-5; Mark 5:19; Acts 26:15-19)
Having been liberated through Christ’s sacrifice, believers are called to bear witness to this newfound freedom. Daily living as testimonies of God’s power to deliver is essential in drawing others toward salvation.
FRUIT BEARING
(John 15:16; Acts 2:39-41; John 4:28-30)
If our ministries do not yield spiritual fruit—namely, the conversion of souls—we must critically evaluate our message, methods, demeanor, and motivations. The work of the Holy Spirit in guiding our efforts remains paramount. We must not approach God empty-handed; rather, we are exhorted to arise, go forth, and proclaim the gospel of salvation with boldness and conviction. The Lord’s assurance endures: “Lo, I am with you always” (Matthew 28:20).
In light of this, our ministry has established training centers to equip missionaries, evangelists, and pastors for the task of biblical instruction and global evangelism. These centers are vital in empowering believers through the Holy Spirit to carry forth the gospel with effectiveness and integrity. Yet, even prior to formal training, Christians must not remain passive but actively engage their communities with the message of salvation. Genuine godliness manifests in obedience to the call to “go.” A faith devoid of this essential component is incomplete and falls short of God’s expectation.
May the Lord richly bless you as you labor faithfully in sharing this sacred message.