Welcome to Jesus’s Generation Ministry
The Jesus Generation is a Jesus People Movement.
God is raising up a generation who has been remade in the image and likeness of Jesus. We are a disciple making Jesus People Movement mobilizing God’s sons and daughters into a daily authentic love life and lifestyle of knowing Jesus and revealing His love to everyone, everywhere, everyday.
There is only One Way to know God: It’s Jesus.
There is only One Truth of who God is: It’s Jesus.
There is Only One Life God has given us for eternal life: It’s Jesus.
If you are IN Jesus…You ARE The Jesus Generation!!!
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Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20),
Universal Mission: The command to “make disciples of all nations” emphasizes the global scope of the Gospel. This points to a future where the message of Christ transcends cultural and geographical boundaries, highlighting the inclusivity of Christianity.
Baptism as a Covenant: The act of baptizing in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit signifies the establishment of a new covenant. It anticipates the formation of a new community of believers bound by faith.
Teaching and Obedience: The directive to teach obedience to Christ’s commands indicates the importance of discipleship and the transmission of faith across generations. This reflects a prophetic vision of sustained spiritual growth and moral living.
Divine Presence: The promise of Jesus’ presence “to the very end of the age” assures believers of divine support and guidance throughout history. This points to a continual relationship between Christ and His followers, even amid challenges.
Eschatological Hope: The mention of “the end of the age” suggests an ultimate fulfillment of God’s plan, where the work of making disciples will culminate in the establishment of God’s kingdom.
Empowerment of Believers: Implicit in the commission is the empowerment of believers through the Holy Spirit, enabling them to fulfill this mission despite obstacles, echoing themes of hope and resilience.
These points collectively underscore the enduring significance of the Great Commission in shaping the Christian mission and its implications for the future of faith and community.