To the Ends of the Earth:
Embracing God's Global Mission
Day 1: God's Global Vision
Scripture Reading: Genesis 12:1–3; Revelation 7:9–10 | Key Verse: Genesis 12:3
Missional Application: God’s heart has always been for all nations. From Abraham to Revelation, His plan is global. How can your life, prayers, and actions reflect God’s desire to bless the nations today?
Personal Application: You are part of God’s bigger story—one that stretches beyond your personal life into the global mission. How might your perspective shift if you viewed your daily choices through a global lens?
Journal Question: What habits or priorities might God be asking you to realign so you can live more fully in His global purpose?
Missional Application: God’s heart has always been for all nations. From Abraham to Revelation, His plan is global. How can your life, prayers, and actions reflect God’s desire to bless the nations today?
Personal Application: You are part of God’s bigger story—one that stretches beyond your personal life into the global mission. How might your perspective shift if you viewed your daily choices through a global lens?
Journal Question: What habits or priorities might God be asking you to realign so you can live more fully in His global purpose?
Day 2: The Great Commission is For You
Scripture Reading: Matthew 28:16–20 | Key Verse: Matthew 28:19
Missional Application: Jesus’ final command is a personal invitation to participate in His worldwide mission. What is one tangible way you can begin (or grow in) helping reach the nations—through going, sending, giving, or praying?
Personal Application: Living on mission often requires stepping outside of comfort and into calling. What areas of comfort might be holding you back from saying “yes” to global impact?
Journal Question: If you fully embraced the Great Commission as your own, how would it change your schedule, relationships, or financial choices?
Missional Application: Jesus’ final command is a personal invitation to participate in His worldwide mission. What is one tangible way you can begin (or grow in) helping reach the nations—through going, sending, giving, or praying?
Personal Application: Living on mission often requires stepping outside of comfort and into calling. What areas of comfort might be holding you back from saying “yes” to global impact?
Journal Question: If you fully embraced the Great Commission as your own, how would it change your schedule, relationships, or financial choices?
Day 3: A Heart Moved by Compassion
Scripture Reading: Matthew 9:35–38 | Key Verse: Matthew 9:36
Missional Application: Mission begins with vision—and vision grows through compassion. Who in the world (or in your city) is spiritually or physically hurting that you may have overlooked?
Personal Application: Compassion fuels action, especially when directed beyond our borders. How can you make space in your day to listen, care, and respond to the needs of others—even globally?
Journal Question: What people group, region, or injustice consistently moves your heart—and how might God be asking you to engage?
Missional Application: Mission begins with vision—and vision grows through compassion. Who in the world (or in your city) is spiritually or physically hurting that you may have overlooked?
Personal Application: Compassion fuels action, especially when directed beyond our borders. How can you make space in your day to listen, care, and respond to the needs of others—even globally?
Journal Question: What people group, region, or injustice consistently moves your heart—and how might God be asking you to engage?
Day 4: Empowered for Global Impact
Scripture Reading: Acts 1:6–8 | Key Verse: Acts 1:8
Missional Application: You are not alone—God empowers you through His Spirit to make a difference globally. Where in your life do you need to depend more on God’s power to boldly share and live the gospel—locally and globally?
Personal Application: Being a witness starts right where you are, but it doesn’t stop there. How can your skills, profession, or passion be used for God’s global purposes?
Journal Question: In what ways is God equipping you today for something that could impact the world tomorrow?
Missional Application: You are not alone—God empowers you through His Spirit to make a difference globally. Where in your life do you need to depend more on God’s power to boldly share and live the gospel—locally and globally?
Personal Application: Being a witness starts right where you are, but it doesn’t stop there. How can your skills, profession, or passion be used for God’s global purposes?
Journal Question: In what ways is God equipping you today for something that could impact the world tomorrow?
Day 5: Living with Eternal Purpose
Scripture Reading: Romans 10:9–15 | Key Verse: Romans 10:14
Missional Application: Many still have never heard the name of Jesus. Missions isn’t optional—it’s urgent. What role can you play in helping others hear and believe, especially in unreached places?
Personal Application: Your life is a message. The question is: who is receiving it? What can you do differently this week to live with greater intentionality and eternal focus?
Journal Question: Who in your sphere of influence or across the world is waiting to hear the gospel—and what’s your next step toward them?
Missional Application: Many still have never heard the name of Jesus. Missions isn’t optional—it’s urgent. What role can you play in helping others hear and believe, especially in unreached places?
Personal Application: Your life is a message. The question is: who is receiving it? What can you do differently this week to live with greater intentionality and eternal focus?
Journal Question: Who in your sphere of influence or across the world is waiting to hear the gospel—and what’s your next step toward them?