Two thousand years ago, Jesus gave His followers a mission with no expiration date!
A short reflection from your Technology Ministry
Two thousand years ago, Jesus gave His followers a mission with no expiration date: Spread the Good News to everyone, everywhere. Back then, the “technology” of the day was word of mouth, handwritten letters, and scrolls. Yet, the early Church exploded in growth because believers used every available method to share Christ.
Fast-forward to today. We live in an era of instant global communication—social media, podcasts, AI, and streaming. The Great Commission hasn’t changed, but our tools have. What if God placed you in this digital moment for a purpose?
The Bible’s Track Record with Tech
God’s people have always leveraged innovation for His Kingdom:
The Printing Press (1440s): Gutenberg’s invention made the Bible accessible, fueling the Reformation.
Radio & TV (20th Century): Preachers like Billy Graham reached millions without traveling.
The Internet (Today): The Gospel can now cross borders in seconds through a tweet, video, or app.
The mission remains the same, but the methods have multiplied. The same Holy Spirit that fueled the early Church now empowers us to reach farther and faster than ever before. This isn’t just the digital age—it’s the greatest harvest age. The question isn’t if we’re called; it’s how we’ll respond. Will we sit on the sidelines, or will we leverage every platform, algorithm, and innovation for eternity?
The world is scrolling, searching, and starving for hope. Let’s flood the digital landscape with the unchanging truth of Christ. After all, the message is timeless—but the moment is urgent. Now is the time to rise, reach, and revolutionize the world for Jesus.
“And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.” (Matthew 24:14)
