Going Local and Global

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Jesus gave the Great Commission to people still hiding in a locked room, afraid. The geography he named wasn't sequential but simultaneous: Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the earth. Samaria matters because it's the village James and John wanted to incinerate. Jesus named it in their commission anyway. Paul's chain in Romans 10 is airtight: everyone who calls will be saved, but how can they call without hearing, and how can they hear without someone being sent? You are the sent one (apostellō) in someone's story. You have a Jerusalem (the people near you) and a Samaria (the one you've written off). The fire James and John wanted became Pentecost. The Spirit gave them feet instead. Beautiful feet go to the place the old self would have burned.

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