Matthew 28:18 - 28:20
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this presentation, Steve Gregg discusses the importance of embracing Christ as our Lord and Savior and following Him as the rightful King. He emphasizes the significance of discipleship and how we have been called to go and disciple nations, not just make decisions for Christ. Additionally, Gregg discusses the importance of baptism and how it symbolizes our identification with Christ as our leader and transfer from darkness to light. He concludes by stating our great task as disciples: to change the world by making disciples of all nations with the help of the indwelling power of Christ.
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