In this episode of the "Beacons of the Gospel" Podcast, we will continue our examination of "The Great Commission," which I have re-titled "Mission Impossible," by identifying, and listing, the component topics of "The Gospel Message." We will then, concentrate on laying the foundation, for making new coverts, by looking at the Biblical argument for trusting in God's Word as "The Truth." This is topic number 1 in our list. We will, also, identify the fact that the advisory of our faith is Satan and, that he will stop at nothing to try and mislead us, in our efforts to learn "The Truth," and correctly teach "The Truth" to others.

In this episode, we will continue our examination of "The Great Commission." We pick up by closing out our look at the declared supreme authority of Jesus. We then examine the contractual relationship between Church clergy and The Church laity. I then question whether this current relationship hinders a greater participation in the ministries of evangelism and disciple-making within The Church. I then look at the word "go," in "The Great Commission" and compare that to the current approach, to evangelism, of inviting people to church. Next, we review our understanding of what a genuine "disciple" is. We then close out the episode by suggesting that the phrase "baptizing them" is a synecdoche.

In this episode of the "Beacons of the Gospel" Podcast series, we will begin our study of "The Great Commission," which I have re-titled "Mission Impossible." In our study, we will be unpacking the first 3 verses of the, Matthew chapter 28 verses 16 to 20, passage, which details "The Great Commission." We will be looking at the importance of "showing up" when Jesus calls. Then we will take an in-depth look at "Doubt" and "Worship." Finally, we will begin an examination of the All-encompassing "Authority" of Jesus.

In this episode, of the "Beacons of the gospel" Podcast, I will be discussing what the purpose of The Church is, and how well churches are presently doing at fulfilling that purpose. I will, also, be citing some current surveys and studies, which reveal some disturbing trends in declining numbers of churches and attendance, since the turn of the century. I will then discuss the use of argumentation in the presentation of the gospel when sharing our faith.

In this inaugural episode of my "Beacons of the Gospel" podcast series, we will first present the introduction to the series by explaining its purpose, which is to equip prospective evangelists and disciple-makers with the communication skills, techniques, methods, and strategies, to afford more successful results in those endeavors. Second, I will share my eulogy, given for my dear friend, John Moseley, as a way of sharing some of my background, in an attempt to establish my credibility to teach this material.