No one is excused from the Great Commission.

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

I mean this is a demand upon you, and to fail to obey is high treason against Heaven's King.

I don't care who you are.

I don't care how much money you may give.

I don't care how faithfully you attend. I don't care how circumspectly you walk. I don't care how much money you may give. I don't care how faithfully you attend.

I don't care how circumspectly you walk.

I don't care how eloquently you may teach.

If you're not in the great commission business of bringing souls to Jesus Christ, you, sir, you, ma'am, are not right with God.

Amen.

It's a good place for an amen or an old me. Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring

the timeless teaching of pastor and author Adrian Rogers. The final words of Jesus spoken on

earth were his marching orders for his church. The Great Commission is an all-inclusive statement, and the mandate is active today. Each one of us

is empowered and expected to share the gospel of Jesus with the whole world. Now, how are we

supposed to accomplish all that's expected of us? If you have your Bible, turn to Matthew

28. We'll begin in verse 18, as Adrian Rogers

explains why there is no omission from the Great Commission. Matthew chapter 28, in a moment

I'm going to begin reading in verse 18. Some years ago, I about a man who died and someone asked his little boy,

what were your dad's last words? And he said, well, Daddy didn't have any last words, said,

Mama was with him right up to the end.

Last words are important.

And if somebody just before they step over into glory is giving some last words, we ought to pay attention.

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