Go: Living on Mission

Living on Mission

The last thing Jesus did before He returned to heaven was give His disciples a mission. He didn’t tell them to run and hide; He told them to go and make more disciples. He didn’t tell them to stay where they were; He told them to go to all people in all nations. He didn’t tell them to keep quiet; He told them to obey Him and to be baptized, publicly proclaiming their faith to the world. And He said He would be with them, always, until He returns. This is what it looks like to go and live on mission.

In this six-session Bible study teens will explore the truths of the Great Commission and their role in fulfilling it.

Features:

Six small-group sessions Leader Guide in the back of the Bible study book to guide questions and discussion with small groups Biblically rooted and gospel-centered Personal study opportunities for ongoing spiritual growth

Benefits:

This book will… Take a closer look at the Great Commission and God’s call to take the gospel to the world. Answer the question, “What did Jesus mean when He said, ‘Go’?” Define for teens what it means to live “on mission.” Provide examples of how students can “go” as well as provide a greater understanding of why and where. Serve as a prerequisite for students preparing for mission trips. Help students embrace sharing their faith.

Lifeway Student Ministry is a full-service provider of student resources, including Bible studies, camps, mission experiences and training events. Discover Bible studies that ignite spiritual transformation in students' lives and speak to the issues they face. We offer a variety of resources to disciple youth, including short-term Bible studies, girls' ministry resources, devotionals, and resources for parents of teenagers.

Only God and His Word bring about true heart transformation. Because of this, it is our top priority to ensure our resources are rooted in the truth of Scripture. Our desire is to create trustworthy resources that help fuel ministry.

Go: Living on Mission was written by Kyle Wiltshire. He is a writer and editor with Lifeway Students, and he lives with his wife, Joni, and three children, Noah, Micah, and Lilly, in Hendersonville, Tennessee.