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Our Motto “Do whatsoever He (Jesus) saith unto you.” – John 2:5

 

Our Motto

“Do whatsoever He (Jesus) saith unto you.” – John 2:5

At Bible Mission, our guiding principle is anchored in the timeless words spoken by Mary, the mother of Jesus, at the wedding in Cana (John 2:5). This scripture captures the essence of our faith and ministry—an unwavering commitment to follow every word and direction of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Our motto is a way of life. It calls us to:

1. Listen Intently

We are devoted to hearing the voice of Jesus in every step of our journey. By cultivating a spirit of prayer, meditation, and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit, we seek His guidance for our lives, our families, and our ministry. This attentive listening forms the foundation of all our actions and decisions.

2. Obey Faithfully

True discipleship is expressed in faithful obedience. We believe that when Jesus speaks, His words carry life, power, and direction. With unwavering trust in His wisdom, we choose to act upon His instructions—whether great or small—knowing that His will leads us into blessing, purpose, and eternal hope.

3. Serve Wholeheartedly

Our obedience finds expression in loving service. By serving others with compassion, humility, and dedication, we mirror the heart of Christ. Whether through caring for the needy, supporting communities, or extending kindness, we demonstrate His love in action. Service, for us, is worship lived out in daily life.

This is our calling.
This is our commitment.
“Do whatsoever He (Jesus) saith unto you.”

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