What if living the Great Commission starts closer than you think? In this message from Acts 1, we explore Jesus’ words to His disciples that they would be His witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. Before the mission spread outward, it began in a familiar place. That same pattern still matters today: before we think about reaching the world, we must first notice the people God has already placed in our everyday lives.  This sermon challenges us to see that our “Jerusalem” is not just a location. It is our home, our family, our workplace, our neighborhood, and the routines of daily life. Sharing our faith does not start with having every answer. It starts with telling the story of what Jesus has done for us and being willing to take the next faithful step.  You will be encouraged to think about your own story, identify where God has been at work in your life, and ask who in your world may need to hear about Him. The call of Jesus is still clear: go. But often, going starts by going across the street.  This episode includes: A practical look at Acts 1:8 The meaning of “your Jerusalem” Why faith-sharing begins with personal experience A simple challenge to notice one person and take one step A reminder that our role is to plant and water while God gives the increase