Lupos On The Go

Jesus said in Matthew 28:19-20, “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”

Today, we are able to live out Jesus’ command in a way in which we have never been able to before. The world is changing at such a fast pace and are experiencing globalization at record speeds. People from all over the world are not staying in the places they were born for many reasons. People are longing for freedom, opportunities, and fulfillment increasing the need for healthy international churches throughout the European marketplace.

Europe is a vessel that brings access to the gospel to people from inaccessible places. People from all over the world are traveling or moving to Europe for many reasons; and when people leave their country, it does not mean they leave their culture or religion. People from countries where the Gospel is inaccessible now have the opportunity to hear the truth of the Gospel in a way that never was possible otherwise.

The Gospel is accessible in Europe, but that does not always mean the Gospel is obtainable. Just because Europe gives people access to the path that leads to the Truth does not always mean that it gives direction on how to get there. That’s where we can have an impact. There are many immigrants moving to Europe from places like the Middle East and Asia that are bringing their culture, language, and religion with them. Unless we are actively striving to meet these people where they are, they may never hear about Jesus at all. This is the importance of international church.

We have heard testimony after testimony about how people from different countries found their way to an international church, and were able to attend a service in their native tongue with people from their home culture. They hear the Gospel message of Jesus, get radically saved, and are then able to bring their faith back to their home countries to share with their communities.

This is our heart and our vision: that ALL people have the opportunity to HEAR and LEARN about Jesus. There are people who have never heard about Jesus all over the world, even in our own communities. It is our job to plant seeds wherever we are. The Gospel is for ALL people, ALL nations, and ALL souls.