In To the Ends of the Earth, Camden M. Bucey explores the biblical mandate to make disciples of all nations, tracing its roots from the Old Testament promises to Abraham, through the prophetic visions of Isaiah, and into the New Testament fulfillment in Jesus Christ.
Delivered originally as an address at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Bucey’s work explores the essence of Christ’s command, emphasizing the church’s mission to proclaim the gospel to the farthest reaches of the globe. This pamphlet offers a redemptive-historically sensitive and thoughtful examination of the ongoing call to missions, drawing on the faith and efforts of early Scottish missionaries like William C. Burns, whose dedication to spreading the gospel reached as far as Manchuria.
To the Ends of the Earth is an invitation to rediscover the enduring relevance of the Great Commission. Bucey challenges readers to align their missional efforts with God’s redemptive plan, fostering a renewed enthusiasm for discipleship and global evangelism. This engaging and insightful exploration is an illuminating guide for anyone passionate about fulfilling Christ’s call to make disciples of all nations.
24 pages.
To the Ends of the Earth: The Great Commission and God’s Unfolding Plan for the Nations is in the following collections:
