Missions Week | Post Falls Campus

Main message: Everyone who follows Jesus is called to be a missionary — not only those who move overseas — and missions is lived out as relational, everyday disciple-making modeled by Philip and practiced through long-term coaching and partnership.

Key points:

• The Great Commission (Matt. 28:19–20) means taking the gospel with you "as you go" in ordinary places, not only relocating overseas.
• Philip is the biblical example of saying "yes" to the Spirit’s prompting: serving, evangelizing the Samaritans, then walking alongside and baptizing the Ethiopian eunuch (Acts 6; 8:26–36).
• Real Life’s international discipleship training (IDT) emphasizes relational, long-term coaching of local pastors and churches rather than one-off missions trips.
• Ordinary volunteers and life‑group leaders can become catalysts for sustained kingdom growth (examples: Paul Burns, and the work in Uganda and Mexico).
• Practical partnership looks like prayer, giving, volunteering, and coaching to support disciple‑making that multiplies.

Scriptures mentioned: Matthew 28:19–20, Acts 6:2–5, Acts 8:26–36