In this episode of the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we’re tearing down the excuses that have turned the Great Commission into the Great Suggestion. Jesus gave His church one final command before ascending to heaven: Go and make disciples. It wasn't a suggestion. It was a marching order. Yet, for too long, we’ve treated it like optional fine print at the end of the Gospel. We pray for blessings but ignore our mission. We stay silent in the marketplace and then wonder why the world is collapsing into godless chaos.

This episode is a direct confrontation with the disobedience that has crippled the modern church. We’re calling out the fear, comfort, and apathy that have turned believers into spectators. The Great Commission isn’t a task for pastors and missionaries—it’s the deployment order for every single person who claims the name of Christ.

The time for excuses is over. When the King of Kings gives a direct command, will you obey, or will you remain silent on the sidelines?

Buckle up. This is a call to arms for the army of God.

"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you." – Matthew 28:19-20

Episode Highlights:

10:20 - Yet when the King of Kings gives a direct command, "go and make disciples of all nations," millions of Christians shrug their shoulders, smile politely, and carry on with life as usual. Let's call it what it is: disobedience. Not ignorance, not oversight, not 'I'm too busy.' Disobedience.

18:44 - Silence doesn't just fail to stop evil, it enables evil. We've raised a generation that knows TikTok better than the Ten Commandments. We've replaced the pulpit with politics and discipleship with entertainment... We're supposed to be the conscience of the culture, the ones who speak when no one else will. But for too long, we've traded conviction for comfort.

26:01 - Fear has paralyzed the modern church, and comfort has sedated it. In the West, we've built a version of Christianity that costs us nothing. A faith that fits neatly between brunch and bedtime. We want the blessings of the cross without the burden of carrying the cross.

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