Missions reveal God’s heart, offer hope to the lost, and strengthen the church as believers obey Christ’s call to preach the gospel.
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Mark 6–8 reveals Jesus Christ’s authority, compassion, and identity, exposing unbelief, tradition, blindness, and the cross He must bear.
Mark 1–3 reveals Jesus Christ as the Son of God, preaching repentance, calling disciples, healing the sick, forgiving sins, and confronting opposition.
Matthew 21–22 reveals Jesus as King and Lord, exposing unbelief, answering traps, affirming resurrection, and declaring the greatest commandment.
Matthew 11–12 reveals Christ’s grace, unbelief, Sabbath controversies, blasphemy warnings, and the invitation to rest in Him.
Matthew 8–10 reveals Christ’s authority, compassion, and kingdom commission through miracles, forgiveness, and the calling of the twelve apostles.
Matthew 1–4 reveals Jesus as the promised Messiah, born of a virgin, affirmed by prophecy, tempted by Satan, and launched into His kingdom ministry.
Zechariah proclaims repentance, temple rebuilding, and God’s future plan for Jerusalem, Israel, and the Messiah in vivid prophetic visions.
Jonah’s revival saved Nineveh for a time, but later generations returned to sin. Nahum then announced Nineveh’s final judgment.
Nahum proclaims God’s judgment on Nineveh and His comfort for Judah, revealing the LORD’s holiness, justice, patience, and goodness.