Lead: mission and witness
Gospel proclamation, hospitality, suffering, Spirit, nations, and faithful presence.
Reading scope: canonical.
Open this guide in the Concept AtlasGospel
The good news that the crucified and risen Jesus is Lord, through whom God rescues and restores a people.
Look for: Open Gospel and notice its strongest neighbors, key verses, and repeated vocabulary.
Next, move toward Mission and watch how the route narrows or widens.
Explore Gospel in the AtlasMission
Mission is the biblical and theological category for God's sending activity in the world and the church's participation in that divine purpose through witness, proclamation, service…
Look for: Open Mission and notice its strongest neighbors, key verses, and repeated vocabulary.
Next, move toward Apostolic Preaching (Kerygma) and watch how the route narrows or widens.
Explore Mission in the AtlasApostolic Preaching (Kerygma)
The apostles proclaim Jesus’s death, burial, resurrection, and exaltation, urging repentance, faith, and baptism as response to God’s saving act (Acts 2:22–41; Acts 3:13–26; 1 Corinthians…
Look for: Open Apostolic Preaching (Kerygma) and notice its strongest neighbors, key verses, and repeated vocabulary.
Next, move toward Hospitality for Missionaries and watch how the route narrows or widens.
Explore Apostolic Preaching (Kerygma) in the AtlasHospitality for Missionaries
Hospitality for missionaries is the gracious, sacrificial welcome and practical support of gospel workers, grounded in Scripture’s command to love strangers and advance the mission (Rom.
Look for: Open Hospitality for Missionaries and notice its strongest neighbors, key verses, and repeated vocabulary.
Next, move toward Suffering in Mission and watch how the route narrows or widens.
Explore Hospitality for Missionaries in the AtlasSuffering in Mission
Suffering in mission is the Christ-patterned hardship believers endure while proclaiming the gospel, grounded in Jesus’ promise of persecution (Matt.
Look for: Open Suffering in Mission and notice its strongest neighbors, key verses, and repeated vocabulary.
Next, move toward Gentile Inclusion under Messiah and watch how the route narrows or widens.
Explore Suffering in Mission in the AtlasGentile Inclusion under Messiah
The Messiah extends salvation to the nations, fulfilling Isaiah’s hope for the coastlands and Gentiles (Isaiah 49:6), realized as Christ becomes light to the Gentiles (Luke 2:32; Acts…
Look for: Open Gentile Inclusion under Messiah and notice its strongest neighbors, key verses, and repeated vocabulary.
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