Jason Budd

        Above, we see the mission that Jesus charged just before He ascended into heaven.  While it is important to note that it was to the eleven and not all disciples in general, we have still seen the urge that God would have all repent and be saved--and in that we play a part.
        We live in a much different world than those eleven did.  As technology has grown in just about every dimension, so has our ability to reach the lost.  In order for the apostles to spread the gospel to all, they actually had to have some physical presence there, and often it was themselves.  This is not the case with us today.
        We do not have to travel waters or cross distant deserts to reach a significant portion of the world because much of it is at our fingertips.  Many of us use the Internet on a daily basis and so do the lost of the world.  This fact presents us with a wonderful opportunity to reach the seeking hearts of the world with Jesus our Savior.  Practically all of the religious world has utilized this tool for the sake of saving souls, and so have we.  However, the odds of those wandering the endless pages of the Web landing on our site are pretty slim.  So, I urge you to direct the seeking souls you know, and even your own, to this excitingly useful resource.