Sea of Galilee, The Great Commission (Part 2)

The Life and Teachings of ChristSteve Gregg
In "Sea of Galilee, The Great Commission (Part 2)", Steve Gregg explores the commissioning of the disciples and the importance of spreading the gospel. He emphasizes the need for Christians to prioritize loving and serving God, rather than judging others for their religious practices. Gregg also discusses the role of baptism in the conversion process and the importance of making disciples throughout one's life. Overall, he stresses the message of submitting to King Jesus and following his teachings until the end of time.
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