“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.” — Matthew 28:19 (NIV)
The call to go doesn’t always mean far—it means faithful. Rob and Debbie share how the Gospel moves through everyday obedience, conversations, and compassion in action.
The photo captures a scene of movement—perhaps travel, perhaps ministry—but unmistakably filled with purpose. Rob and Debbie have learned that mission isn’t defined by geography; it’s defined by willingness.
“God doesn’t ask everyone to cross an ocean,” Rob said. “But He does call each of us to cross the street, the room, or the line between comfort and calling.”
Clear Call Ministry’s heart for missions is simple: go where the Gospel isn’t yet clear, and bring clarity where it has been forgotten. Whether that means visiting rural communities, supporting outreach partners, or simply sharing a meal with a neighbor, each action becomes a vehicle for the Gospel.
Debbie shared, “Sometimes people think missions are only for the specially trained or the bold. But really, it’s just love on the move—listening, caring, and pointing people to Jesus.”
In this photo’s stillness, there’s motion in the Spirit—evidence of lives being reached, hearts being changed, and disciples being made. Every trip, every outreach, every encounter is a reminder that God’s mission is alive and personal.
Rob often reminds the team: “The Great Commission wasn’t given to a select few—it was entrusted to every believer. Wherever your feet take you today, that’s your mission field.”
From Merritt to the world, the Gospel continues to move—through hands that serve, hearts that care, and voices that proclaim truth with compassion.
