Free Bible Word Search – Matthew 28:11–20 The Risen King and Our Mission: Jesus Sends Us Out (Downloadable jpg)

Today, we’re diving into Matthew 28:11–20, where the resurrection story reaches its powerful conclusion. While the religious leaders scramble to cover up the truth of the empty tomb, Jesus appears to His disciples and gives them a world-changing command: Go and make disciples of all nations. This moment is known as the Great Commission and it’s a mission that still shapes our lives today.

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Why This Word Search Matters

Matthew 28:11-20 reminds us that the resurrection wasn’t the end of Jesus’ work on earth—it was the beginning of a global movement. Despite fear, doubt, and deception, Jesus meets His followers with clarity and purpose. His authority is total—“in heaven and on earth”—and He entrusts His disciples (and us) with the task of sharing His good news everywhere. Even better, He promises His presence: “I am with you always, to the very end of the age.” In a world full of confusion and false narratives, this passage anchors us in truth, empowers us to live with purpose, and assures us we are never alone.

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