Go
Paul reminds us that Christ’s love compels us to go. Because Jesus gave Himself for us, our lives are no longer centered on ourselves. We are made new in Christ and called to live as His representatives in the world. God sends people across oceans and borders, but Go doesn’t always mean going far away. It can happen right here—in our neighborhoods, workplaces, schools, and communities. Who is Jesus sending me to? The person in front of us is not a project to fix, but someone loved by Christ. We are called to be His ambassadors and share His message of reconciliation. Ultimately, “Go” is the overflow of Christ’s love. We don’t go because we have everything figured out or because we are trying to earn God’s favor. We go because Christ loved us first, and His love compels us to share that love with others.
