FULFILLING GOD'S END-TIME MISSIONThe Messenger, the Field, and the Substance for the Final HarvestThe harvest is not waiting on God. It is waiting on His messengers. Every generation of the Church has believed it stood near the end. This generation carries a weight the others did not: unprecedented reach, unprecedented urgency, and an unfinished commission still waiting on willing hands. In Fulfilling God's End-Time Mission, Bishop Osei Tweneboah Koduah returns to Christ's final charge to His disciples and asks the question every believer must eventually answer: if I am called, sent, and equipped, why does the field still feel unreached?Tracing the messenger, the mission field, and the substance the sent ones carry, this book unpacks a pattern set by Christ Himself and repeated across Scripture, from the seventy sent out with nothing in their hands to Joseph storing grain against a coming famine.
It confronts the tension every laborer feels between radical faith and wise preparation, calling the reader to live and give as one who expects the Master's return, not someday, but soon. Each chapter closes with reflection questions and a prayer of activation, making this both a personal study and a working manual for churches and mission teams.
FULFILLING GOD'S END-TIME MISSIONThe Messenger, the Field, and the Substance for the Final HarvestThe harvest is not waiting on God. It is waiting on His messengers. Every generation of the Church has believed it stood near the end. This generation carries a weight the others did not: unprecedented reach, unprecedented urgency, and an unfinished commission still waiting on willing hands. In Fulfilling God's End-Time Mission, Bishop Osei Tweneboah Koduah returns to Christ's final charge to His disciples and asks the question every believer must eventually answer: if I am called, sent, and equipped, why does the field still feel unreached?Tracing the messenger, the mission field, and the substance the sent ones carry, this book unpacks a pattern set by Christ Himself and repeated across Scripture, from the seventy sent out with nothing in their hands to Joseph storing grain against a coming famine.
It confronts the tension every laborer feels between radical faith and wise preparation, calling the reader to live and give as one who expects the Master's return, not someday, but soon. Each chapter closes with reflection questions and a prayer of activation, making this both a personal study and a working manual for churches and mission teams.
