Sunday Service | 8:00am Service

Main message: Missions is the Great Commission lived out where you already are — saying "yes" to the Holy Spirit and making disciples relationally — and obedience to small opportunities produces gospel fruit. Philip's story models this pattern of simple, Spirit-led obedience.

Key points:

• The Great Commission (Matthew 28:19–20) is a command for all believers to make disciples where they live, work, and play — not just a call to send people overseas.
• Philip (Acts 6 → Acts 8) illustrates a pattern: be willing to serve, obey the Spirit's prompting, proclaim Jesus, and baptize — repeated "yes" moments led to conversion and multiplication.
• Missions as practiced by the International Discipleship Team (IDT) focuses on biblical, relational discipleship — coaching local pastors and life-group leaders rather than imposing programs or curriculum.
• Real-life examples from Church Mexico: indigenous pastors raised up, multiple churches discipled, growth from a single plant to dozens of churches and a vision to multiply disciple-making churches regionally.
• The practical implication: every Christian has a story and influence to share; obedience in everyday relationships is missionary work. The sermon closed with the gospel call and invitation to examine one’s heart and respond to Jesus.

Scriptures mentioned: Matthew 28:19-20, Acts 6, Acts 8:26-40, Isaiah 53 (passage quoted)