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Matthew 28:20 · BSB
28:20 and teaching them to obey all that I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, even to the end of the age.”
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…what do we do now? And perhaps there is no better passage in all of scripture to address this question than our gospel lesson for this morning.Matthew 28 verses 16- 20. For it is here that the disciples receive their marching orders. It is here that the church receives her great commission. Jesus had just been…
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…is praying for the same thing. So, what is the significance of this teaching? Well, number one, it isn't that Jesus is only with us when we gather.Matthew 28, verse 20says, I am with you always till the very end of this age. You know, when you become a disciple, you get baptized, you continue to follow Jesus, he…
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…the Son, and the Holy Spirit. We worship one God, we worship the three persons within that God, because the three persons within God are equal.Matthew 28, verses 19 through 20. Just before ascending into heaven, Jesus gave his disciples what we call the Great Commission, the marching orders not just for them, but for…
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…till the return of Christ. The mission is not yet complete. And as followers of Jesus, the mission is now ours. We see this transference clearly inMatthew chapter 28, verses 18 to 20, when the risen Jesus tells his disciples, as you are going, make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son…
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…yourself that? What is the mission? You know, in our church for a long time, and, and we still use this scripture to this day, we use the scriptureMatthew 28:18-20. I'm sure many of you guys have this memorized. You probably can, can quote it to me right now. It's Jesus' final instructions on Earth before…
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…got work to do, and and like God's like, don't worry about it. Shuttle. Like he's just you can rest in him. You can rest in him. He says this inMatthew chapter 28, verse 20, and and you guys actually did a great job this morning uh leading us in worship, and some of this was actually sung about it. It was beautiful. He…
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…got work to do, and and like God's like, don't worry about it. Shuttle. Like he's just you can rest in him. You can rest in him. He says this inMatthew chapter 28, verse 20, and and you guys actually did a great job this morning uh leading us in worship, and some of this was actually sung about it. It was beautiful. He…
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Matthew 28, verses 18 through 20. Some of you may know these verses. They're often called the Great Commission. Says this, starting in Matthew 28, verse 18. Jesus came to them,…
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…word and fill us with your spirit, so that we may grow in faith and love through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. The gospel reading for today is fromMatthew 28, verses 16 through 20. Let us listen to the word of God. Now the eleven disciples went to Galilee, to the mountain to which Jesus had directed them. When they saw him,…
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…and by your spirit and guide us to live in your love and service. Amen. Now let's read Jesus' words to his disciples from the gospel according toMatthew chapter 28, verses 16 through 20. Let's listen for God's word together. Now the eleven disciples went to Galilee to the mountain where Jesus told them to go. And when they saw him,…
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…that is true for myself. So as we approach this topic of Trinity with great fear and trembling, let me read to you. Our gospel reading comes fromMatthew chapter 28, verses 16 to 20. Here we find the very end of Matthew's gospel. Jesus has resurrected from the dead, and he's now appearing before his disciples. Now the eleven…
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…being saved will also grow here expeditiously. I can give you scriptural references. What Jesus says right before he ascends back up into heaven inMatthew 28, verses 18 through 20. All power and heaven and th heaven and earth has been given, all power and authority in heaven and earth has been given to me. Therefore, go and…
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…is to celebrate and acknowledge and to allow the Trinity to be a part of what we do. So if you'd stand with me as we read the word of the Lord, inMatthew chapter 28, verses 16 to 20is one that if you grew up in a church, you probably heard it a few times. And if not, congratulations. Here is the mission if you are um if you do…
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…priest of that home. Amen? You are given a responsibility to teach your children and your grandchildren. And then you teach the word in general.Matthew chapter 28, verses 18 through 20. You know it's a great commission. Make disciples, you know, by teaching them to observe everything that the Lord has commanded us. That requires…
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…things that you believe in. Praise the Lord. Or wearing garments. Most of you wear white garments. Right? It's not in Christ. And then in closing,Matthew 28 verse 20says what? Teaching them to observe all the things that have commanded you and law am with you. Teaching them the edashko. So when you preach,…
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…need to do it. So if you go all the way back to the New Testament, you get this thing called the Great Commission. The Great Commission is found inMatthew 28, verses 18 to 20. In the Great Commission, Jesus is giving this worldwide, world-changing, all-important mission to his disciples. He's telling them to go to the…
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…get to the New Testament, all the way back to the New Testament, you get this thing called the Great Commission. The Great Commission is found inMatthew 28, verses 18 to 20. And in the Great Commission, what we have is Jesus giving this global, world-changing mission to his followers to go to every nation, to go to all…
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…tank today, I'm telling you there's enough blood that's for you too. [SPEAKER_01]: Come on now. [SPEAKER_01]: One last scripture as we close,Matthew chapter 28, verse 19 through 20. [SPEAKER_01]: We all know this scripture. [SPEAKER_01]: If I say baptizing, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the…
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…the great commission. It's a great command, it's a great order given to us by who? By our Lord Jesus Christ, by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.Matthew 28, verse 18 to 20. And Jesus came and spoke to them, saying, All authority has been given to me in heaven and on earth. Go therefore and make disciples, and make…
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…I don't want to be up here one way and stuck in traffic. And I don't want you down there just stuck in traffic. So we communicate back and forth.Matthew chapter 28, verses 16 to 20for the New International Version of the Bible. And it says, The then 11 disciples went to Galilee to the mountain where Jude, where Jesus had told…
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