It’s Not Us. It’s Jesus.
“The eleven
disciples went to Galilee.”
There used
to be twelve of them. We know why there
are eleven now. We know what one of them,
Judas, did. We also know what these
eleven disciples did after Jesus’ arrest, during his trial and
crucifixion. Even now, they still have
their doubts.
Jesus
commanded these eleven to continue his mission.
Now, Jesus
commands us to do the same.
We, as individual
disciples and as a community of believers, are not perfect.
It is not
about us.
It is Jesus
who came in the name of the Father. It
is Jesus who now has “all power in heaven and on earth.” It is Jesus who says, “I am with you always.”
It is
this Jesus who now commands us to continue his mission to make disciples and baptize all nations.
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