Abstract

When Jesus Christ came, he came with an objective; to save. Jesus makes it very clear that in His mission to save, He will use people as the instruments to spread the message of salvation and the gospel. For instance, He speaks to his disciples saying ‘The harvest is plenty but the workers are few’. This is an indication that even after He leaves earth physically, there will still be so much work left to be done. Although, part of Jesus’ mission was completed, Christians on earth are still left with a mission to spread the gospel of Christ. Historically, the spread of Christianity began with the witnessing of Jesus Christ accounts of life, death and resurrection.

He later solidifies his work with the great commission. In making the gospel known to the ends of the earth, apostles traveled to areas where people had not heard about the message of Christ. To the Athens did Paul travel where people practiced full worship of idols. In his mission Paul had great understanding of the best ways he could reach the people. The first step for Christians is to step out of the comfort zone just like Paul. For my project, I have decided to focus on Arabs in Tunisia. I believe it is the responsibility of Christians to proclaim the name of Jesus and spread the message of the gospel to all nation and evangelize to the lost with a message of God’s return. Aggressive strategies must be developed to help Christians move beyond the boundary of Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria to the ends of the earth.