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What does the Bible say about our mission in the world?

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The Bible teaches that Christians are sent into the world to testify against its evils and live according to God's glory.

In John 17:18, Jesus states that just as He was sent into the world, so are His followers sent as well. This mission is not for Christians to blend into the world's values or routines but to stand as a witness against its vanities and sins. Living in the world, yet not of it, is fundamental to the Christian testimony. Believers are called to embody a heavenly life that draws attention to the sinful nature of the world and the redemptive power of Christ. Therefore, the purpose of their presence in the world is to make clear that the works of the world are evil, consistently reflecting Christ’s example of righteousness.
Scripture References: John 17:18

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John 17:18
Octavius Winslow · Jun 14, 2016
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