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We live in a unique generation.For the first time in history, the church is facing two unprecedented challenges: Reaching every people group with the gospel; and Addressing a global controversy over Israel and its future. Most Christians read the Old Testament as a story about Israel and the New Testament as a radical shift from Israel's story to the story of the nations. However, Israel and the nations are deeply connected in both the Old and New Testament.The Great Commission is not a dramatic shift in God's plan, nor is it a new idea. It is the means of fulfilling God's promises to Israel and the nations. The New Testament is neither the beginning of God's purposes for the nations nor the end of Israel's story.In Israel and the Great Commission, discover: How the Old Testament lays the foundation for the Great Commission How Israel and the Great Commission are deeply connected How Israel's story continues in the New Testament How Paul understood God's plan to save Israel and the nations through the Great Commission How God's promise to Ishmael relates to Israel and the Great Commission How the Great Commission will be finished When we understand the overarching context of the Old Testament and Israel's story, we find God has a single redemptive plan for Israel and the nations. It is found in both testaments and ultimately fulfilled through the Great Commission.

La generación en la que vivimos es unica.Por primera vez en la historia, la Iglesia está enfrentando dos desafíos sin precedentes:Hay que alcanzar a todo grupo étnico con el evangelio; ySe debe abordar una controversia global en torno a Israel y su futuro.La mayoría de cristianos leen el Antiguo Testamento como una historia acerca de Israel y el Nuevo Testamento como un cambio radical que cambia la historia de Israel y la reemplaza con la historia de las naciones. Sin embargo, Israel y las naciones están profundamente conectadas tanto en el Antiguo como en el Nuevo Testamento.La Gran Comisión no es un cambio dramático en el plan de Dios, ni tampoco es una idea nueva. Es el medio por el cual Dios pretende cumplir sus promesas tanto a Israel como a las naciones. El Nuevo Testamento no es ni el comienzo de los propósitos de Dios para las naciones, ni el final de la historia de Israel.En Israel y la Gran Comisión podrás descubrir:Cómo el Antiguo Testamento pone el fundamento para la Gran ComisiónQué tan profundamente conectados están Israel y la Gran ComisiónCómo la historia de Israel continúa en el Nuevo TestamentoCómo Pablo entendió el plan que Dios tiene para salvar a Israel y las naciones a través de la Gran ComisiónCómo se completará la Gran ComisiónCuando entendemos el contexto dominante del Antiguo Testamento y la historia de Israel, podemos ver que Dios tiene un solo plan redentor para salvar a Israel y las naciones. El mismo se encuentra en ambos testamentos y será cumplido a través de la Gran Comisión.

For many believers, the return of Jesus is a subject that seems confusing. When they hear someone speak about the end times, they can feel as if they've shown up for the last ten minutes of a movie without getting to see the first hour and a half. The end of a story always contains surprises, but it's the logical conclusion to the story. The key to understanding the end times is found in connecting the main themes of the end times to the overall redemptive story. Grasping these key points helps you make sense of the main themes of the biblical story and their logical conclusion.Biblically speaking, the cross did not fulfill all the promises of God-it secured them. Tragically, we have neglected much of what the Bible says about the fulfillment of God's promises. However, the full magnitude of what the cross accomplished is revealed in both what was accomplished when Jesus died and what will be fulfilled in the events we refer to as the "end times." God has staked His honor on His ability to fulfill specific promises, and the plan of redemption is not completed until these promises are fulfilled. The atonement was accomplished at the cross, but there is more to the story. It Must be Finished.