Seen, Heard, Commanded

The sermon explores the theological basis for missionary involvement by examining the call of Moses in Exodus 3, arguing that the entire Bible centers on the mission to save the lost. The central message identifies three primary reasons for apathy toward missions: a failure to visualize the affliction of the lost in hell, a failure to hear their cry of anguish, and a failure to recognize the Great Commission as a divine command rather than an optional suggestion. Through vivid illustrations, including the reality of eternal judgment and the accountability of believers at the white throne judgment, listen along as Brother Larry Harrison urges the congregation to see the lost as real people facing real consequences. The tone is convicting and urgent, challenging listeners to move from passive belief to active participation in spreading the gospel, whether by going themselves or supporting those who do.