Jesus calls and empowers ordinary people to do extraordinary work through him. As his missionaries, we are sent with a message of life, healing, and hope: “The kingdom of heaven is near.” Just as we’ve freely received salvation, we are to freely give, sharing Christ’s love and power. Every believer is called—to go, to serve, and to bear fruit.

Jesus heals the blind and mute, not just physically but spiritually, revealing his divine power and calling for personal faith. He seeks workers with compassion like his, to share in his mission. True discipleship means accepting Jesus not only as Savior, but as Lord—over every area of life—and serving him faithfully in a world desperate for hope.

Jesus teaches that his presence brings joy, not religious ritual. He came not to patch up old religion but to bring new life. He heals a bleeding woman’s body and soul and raises a dead girl to life, showing his authority over sickness and death. Faith in Jesus brings restoration, peace, and hope that lasts beyond this life.

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Jesus demonstrates his authority to forgive sins and heal, revealing that spiritual healing is our deepest need. He honors faith—both personal and intercessory—and calls even the most despised, like Matthew, to follow him. Discipleship means losing temporary things to gain eternal life. Jesus desires mercy, not ritual, and calls sinners—not the self-righteous—to himself.

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Following Jesus requires full commitment—abandoning worldly security and loyalties. Jesus proves His divine authority over nature and the supernatural, calming storms and casting out demons. Faith is essential in the storms of life. True disciples trust and follow Him without delay. Sadly, some reject Him for material comfort, but eternal life is found in Christ alone.

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Jesus reveals His divine authority through healing miracles—restoring a leper, a centurion’s servant, and Peter’s mother-in-law. He honors humble, faith-filled hearts and reminds us that salvation is for all who believe, not just the religious elite. His power and compassion are still active today. True faith obeys His Word, trusts His authority, and serves in response.

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Jesus concludes the Sermon on the Mount with a call to choose: two gates, two trees, two foundations. True discipleship is marked by self-denial, fruit-bearing, and obedience. Many may profess Christ, but only those who do God’s will will enter His kingdom. Salvation is found in Christ alone—the only way, the true foundation, and the source of eternal life.