Today on Summit Life with Jidi Greer.

Let me just ask you, have you wrestled with the obligations that you and I owe to the gospel?

Have you squarely faced the fact that 2.8 billion people in the world have little to no access to the gospel?

People who were no more unworthy of the gospel than you or me.

People that are made in the image of God like us.

Welcome back to another week of solid biblical teaching here on Summit Life with Pastor

J.D. Greer. As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitovich.

So have you ever wondered what your purpose in life really is? What is it that you're here for,

especially as it relates to our spiritual life? When it comes to our spiritual lives,

sometimes it's easy to think about missions and evangelism as a task for elite Christians

who God calls to be pastors or missionaries.

But today, Pastor J.D. shows us that God wants to use all of us to live on mission for him.

It's the conclusion of our study called Be the Movement.

Remember, if you missed any part of it, you can catch up online at jiddygrier.com.

Right now, let's rejoin Pastor Jadie in Acts chapter 7.

God wants to use you. Historically, ordinary believers like Stephen have always been the tip of the

gospel spear. He's got an intention to use you in the life of

somebody to bring them from darkness to light. If you go back and you study, if you study

Christian history, what you'll see is that the gospel has always traveled around the world

faster on the wings of business than it has through apostolic effort. One of my, there's a, there's a writer named

Stephen Neal. He's a church historian. He wrote a classic book called the History of Christian

missions. And he said, the only thing that was more remarkable than the rapidity of the spread of

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