From creation’s mandate to fill the earth with His glory, to the covenant with Abraham, to the commissioning of the church, God’s purpose has been to gather a people from every tribe, tongue, and nation.

The Christmas season for most of us tends to be a time to slow down, celebrate, and reflect. Yet, Christmas can also provide unique opportunities for Christians to live missionally in tangible ways.

Our mission statement prioritizes what Jesus prioritized. Our focus is God’s Word, God’s mission, and God’s church.

Mohler’s commitment to the founding mission of the Seminary inevitably led to a greater emphasis and focus on God’s overarching mission to redeem and reconcile those created in his image from every tribe, tongue, people, and nation.

Only by God’s kind, saving, and sanctifying grace can anyone attain the characteristics, competencies, and commitments of a faithful missionary.

A missionary’s only hope is found in Christ and in his providential and sovereign work in the world.

Billions of people are being born, living their entire lives, and dying without ever hearing the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ. This reality cannot be tolerable.

Jesus commissions his disciples to go and make disciples of all nations. That command necessitates focus on both peoples and also places.

Those who have been changed and shaped by the gospel cannot help but speak and share the gospel.