The World Is Waiting, Will You Go?

Hey Triumpher,

It’s Tim here again, and I want to remind you of the most stirring news I ever heard: the gospel is not just good news, it is the only news that can save a dying world.

This week, we explored what it means to live out evangelism in our generation. From technology to the arts, from conversations with those of other religions to the use of spiritual gifts, and one thing is clear: God has equipped His Church with everything needed to carry His message everywhere.

Technology is not an enemy of faith. Every innovation points back to the wisdom of God (Psalm 19:1, Romans 1:20). Don’t just scroll, use your voice, your platform, your phone to shine His light.

The arts are not neutral either. Music, poetry, film, writing, all can carry eternal weight when rooted in truth (Exodus 35:31–32). Let your creativity reflect God’s beauty in a world desperate for something real.

Even more, God has given us spiritual gifts so that the gospel will be confirmed with power (Mark 16:20). Your words can be accompanied by His works. Don’t settle for natural strength alone; desire and depend on the Spirit’s demonstration.

Finally, we ended the week with the Great Commission (Mark 16:15). This isn’t a suggestion. It’s a command. The apostles turned the world upside down with it (Acts 17:6), and now it’s our turn.

So let me ask you plainly: Will you take your place in God’s mission?

Stop waiting for perfect conditions, a bigger platform, or a louder voice. The Spirit that raised Jesus lives in you. Start where you are, with what you have, and with whoever is near. Someone’s forever may depend on your obedience.

Your move, dear believer: Will you share Christ with at least one person this week? Pray now, ask God for the opportunity, and then step out in faith.

With love and urgency,

Tim.