Full Life - Commissioning God's People

Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas
Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas

SUMMARY: The passage from 2 Timothy 4:2-5 is a commission from the Apostle Paul for Christians today and for centuries to come. It is a charge to preach the word, correct and rebuke when necessary, and encourage with great patience. The reasons for this commission are current, as many people today turn to myths and false teachings. Christians should be prudent, bear suffering, and dedicate themselves to evangelization. This commission is not limited to proclaiming the gospel in words but also in action. The author prays that this commission will be a reality in every church and servant who decides to fulfill it.

Some modern theologians have understood that the 2 Timothy 4: 2-5 passage can be viewed as the Apostle Paul's Commission for Christians today and for centuries to come. I believe it too. Open your bible and check it out. It is a solemn commission from Paul not only for the leaders of the churches of the living God, but for all who, subject to the authority of Christ as Savior and Lord, understand that everything that the church and its members have a missional perspective. Preach the word. Insists on time and out of time ...

The Great Commission of Jesus (Matthew 28) is the highest commission, the supreme mandate that helps us understand God's will for his church and assures us that by fulfilling it He will be with us. Paul's charge to his disciple Timothy is a concise orientation with a clear progression and meaning: He admonishes, rebukes, exhorts with great patience and instruction ...

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