Every believer is called to pray, care, share, disciple, and multiply—demonstrating God’s love so others become followers of Christ. The “Jesus Lifestyle” begins with a daily encounter with our heavenly Father through prayer, listening, and living out His Word. Together, as individuals, families, and communities, we fulfill the Great Commission by proclaiming and modeling the Gospel of the Kingdom.

Community Bible Discovery (CBD) and Obedience-Based Bible Discovery are powerful global movements where people gather in small groups to engage with God’s Word directly. These groups use simple questions to guide discussions, helping participants explore the Bible and apply its teachings in their lives. Through these gatherings, new people are introduced to the Christian faith, and believers grow deeper in their walk with Christ, fostering discipleship and spiritual growth in a personal environment that naturally multiplies.

Churches and Christian Fellowships are the foundation through which God expands His Kingdom—a community where believers worship, grow in discipleship, and live out the Gospel. Both in-person and online, local fellowships build relationships, strengthen faith, and reach others with Christ’s love. The GCN Great Commission Network equips churches with training, resources, mentoring, and connections to become Great Commission Churches—impacting their communities locally, nationally, and globally, bringing lasting transformation.

Jesus calls us to share the Gospel of the Kingdom with everyone, including those we might naturally overlook or avoid. Acts 1:8 reminds us of our mission to be His witnesses “in Jerusalem (personally), in all Judea (locally), in Samaria (boldly), and to the ends of the earth (globally).” Samaria represents those who are different from us—people we may pass by due to cultural, social, or personal barriers. This includes migrants, the elderly, youth, the addicted, the poor, the wealthy, the outcast, the disabled, the lonely, and even those who oppose us. Every person, regardless of background, is deeply loved by God and in need of His salvation. Who are the people groups you tend to overlook?

Local churches and ministries working together can transform entire regions by ensuring every person has the opportunity to hear the Gospel. Through collaboration, they plant local fellowships in every village and community, creating spaces where people can grow in faith and experience God’s love. These fellowships not only spread the Gospel but also serve the practical needs of their communities, bringing hope, support, and lasting chan

There are around 10 million villages and 15,000 cities worldwide, yet 4 million villages and 3,000 cities remain without a Christian church or fellowship. While there are over 5 million churches globally, nearly 40% of villages are still unreached. Disciple-Making Movements (DMM) and Church Planting Movements (CPM) are key to fulfilling the Great Commission. Every believer can start a Disciple Making Movement (DMM), and every church can multiply and plant new fellowships. We are all called to be fruitful and multiply, bringing the Gospel to every community.

The fivefold ministry described in Ephesians 4—apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers—along with other vital ministries in the Body of Christ, plays a key role in equipping believers for the Great Commission. These ministry roles strengthen and mature the Church, empowering individuals to live out their calling. This includes rediscovering gifts and becoming part of ministry teams and networks that work together locally and globally. Through this collaborative ecosystem, believers and faith communities are equipped with tools, mentoring, and connections for greater impact. In unity, they mobilize fellowships, multiply disciples, and transform communities worldwide.

City Movements bring Christians from all spheres of society together to bless their cities, promoting peace, justice, salvation, and transformation. This reflects Jeremiah 29:7, which calls us to seek the best for the city and pray for it. Through unity, believers serve their communities, meet needs, and share Christ’s love. When Christians engage in areas like church, business, education, government, and the arts, cities experience renewal. Globally, God is clearly using city movements as a key strategy for transformatio

In the Christian leadership sphere nationally, many effective initiatives and strategies exist, yet much work remains isolated in silos with overlapping efforts. The GCN Great Commission Network seeks to break these barriers by facilitating collaboration through personal relationships, roundtables, a national strategic process, and unity with impact according to John 17. Through teamwork and equipping, national efforts can lead to grassroots implementation, ensuring the Gospel reaches everyone, every place has a church, and disciple-making movements thrive.

Unreached People Groups (UPGs) are communities worldwide with little to no access to the Gospel. Out of approximately 17,400 people groups, over 7,000 remain unreached, lacking a local church or sufficient Christian presence to share the message of Jesus. These groups include more than three billion people, mostly found in regions such as Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. In response to Matthew 28:19, Christians worldwide are uniting in the mission to make disciples of every people group. This collaborative effort starts with reaching those around us—our neighbors and colleagues—and extends to the most remote places on earth. By working together and establishing partnerships within the Body of Christ, we can bring the Gospel to every tribe, language, and nation, fulfilling the Great Commission.

According to Matthew 28:18-20, we are called to make disciples of all people, teaching them to follow Christ. The GCN Great Commission Network facilitates global collaboration, providing strategies and resources at the grassroots, combining media with personal disciple-making to empower every believer. “Decade 2033” is a global initiative to reach everyone, everywhere with the Gospel by the 2000th anniversary of Christ’s resurrection. Fulfilling this mission requires global partnerships with movements, ministries, and networks forming teams connected to nations and people groups. Together, we can finish the task and fulfill the Great Commission.

Can the global Church become a fully connected and functioning Body of Christ? Across 194 nations, leaders and believers are called to work together under the biblical mandate. You are invited to be a facilitator for the Great Commission—connecting, equipping, and empowering churches, ministries, and denominations to collaborate as the Lord of the Harvest leads. As a facilitator, you help connect, train, and multiply others through strategic processes and mentorship. Join the facilitating team, build ministry networks, and organize roundtables to strengthen unity and grassroots equipping.

To equip Christians, church planters, and churches, GCN partners with proven ministries, tools, and resources. These are available online through courses, downloads, video conferences, and workshops, as well as on-site training in your area. The goal is to bring global Great Commission equipping to local fellowships, empowering every believer to be fruitful and self-multiplying in the mission. You are also invited to share what God has entrusted to you—your gifts, experience, and calling—beyond your local church. Let us serve you by connecting you within the Body of Christ, so you can contribute according to the mandate God has given you.