Mission Briefing
Go Tell the World!
Imagine getting the most exciting news in the whole universe and being told to share it with everyone you meet! That’s exactly what Jesus told His followers to do – and that mission belongs to us too! This mission explores Mark 16:15.
What Does Mark 16:15 Mean?
After Jesus rose from the dead, He gave His disciples an incredible mission called the Great Commission. “The gospel” means the good news – the story of how Jesus lived, died, and came back to life so we can be forgiven and know God personally. Jesus said to go into ALL the world, which means no place and no person is too far or too different to hear this amazing news.
Hero Challenge
Your world might be your classroom, your neighborhood, or your sports team. This week, think of one person in your world who might need to hear something encouraging from the Bible. Write them a note, draw them a picture, or simply tell them that God loves them!
Did You Know?
Jesus said to go to “the whole creation” – some scholars believe this was a hint that the gospel is so big it touches everything God made! Today, the Bible has been translated into over 3,500 languages so that people all over the world can read it in their own tongue. Heroes across history have traveled to the farthest corners of the earth to share this good news!
Ages 4-6: Little Hero Question
What is the best piece of good news you ever heard? Who did you want to tell first?
Ages 7-9: Growing Hero Question
Jesus said to go into “all the world.” What is YOUR world right now, and how can you share God’s love in it?
Ages 10-13: Champion Question
The Great Commission is for every believer, not just pastors or missionaries. What might it look like for a kid your age to take this mission seriously in everyday life?
♥ Mission Prayer
Jesus, thank You for the amazing good news of what You did for us! Give me courage to share Your love with the people in my world this week. Amen.
