All were missionaries
Austin Gardner • July 11, 2022
the one who didn’t become a missionary became a traitor
John Phillips in his commentary Exploring Colossians & Philemon shares some wonderful truths for you to think about today.
The early church was a missionary church.
Almost every book in the New Testament was written by a foreign missionary.
Every epistle in the New Testament addressed to an individual was addressed to the convert of a foreign missionary.
Every epistle addressed to a church was addressed to a foreign mission church.
All of the apostles, except one, became a missionary; the one who didn’t become a missionary became a traitor.
The disciples were first called “Christians” in a foreign land.
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