Taking the fact that when Jesus Christ returns He will rule the world for 1,000 years, it got me to thinking that the church age might be limited to 2,000 years based on Christ’s start or completion of His ministry. So this view of the great commission being fulfilled in 2033 is interesting and points to the end of Christ’s ministry being the ending point or the church age. But also we have the number 33 which is a signal for those in the conspiracy to rule the world, which has to do with the 33% of the angels who rebelled and run the conspirators and possibly related to the 33rd degree of Freemasonry. Consequently, I tend to favor the beginning of His ministry starting the church age, so somewhere around 2030, and worth pointing out a lot of the OCGFC plans all focus on 2030 as well, so could 2033 be to entice the unsaved to wait for further signs where they’ll end up in the tribulation?
Less than 100 unreached people groups remain; Bible translation organizations project that 100% of the global population will have access to the Bible or key parts of Scripture by 2033; right now, mission networks are planting churches in the last untouched regions on Earth.
Steve Deace interviews global missions leader Douglas Cobb about where we are right now in terms of fulfilling Christ’s final command.
The Great Commission, most famously recorded in the Gospel of Matthew, was Jesus’ final instruction to His disciples before His resurrected body ascended into heaven.
In Matthew 28:18-20, after gathering them on a mountain in Galilee, He said: “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”
Since that command was given roughly 2,000 years ago, generation after generation of faithful Christians have been bringing the gospel message to every corner of the world. Today, that mission is nearly complete, says entrepreneur, Christian ministry leader, and author Douglas Cobb, who just published a book on this subject titled “The Sprint to the Finish: The Global Push to Complete the Great Commission in This Generation.”
Less than 100 unreached people groups remain; Bible translation organizations project that 100% of the global population will have access to the Bible or key parts of Scripture by 2033; right now, mission networks are planting churches in the last untouched regions on Earth.
We are inching ever closer to fulfilling the Great Commission — a precursor to Christ’s final return.
The interview of Douglas Cobb queued up below. This Steve Deace guy is working for Mormon Glenn Bleck’s operation, so controlled opposition. But Douglas Cobb seems alright, and his ministry is like a venture capitalist firm for projects spreading the gospel, with the last reported year revealing they are overseeing $5.7 million with reasonable administration costs.