A Holy God, regardless of man's unworthiness, kept His Covenant and took all of our Sins on Himself, suffered, shed His blood died and rose from the grave, so that we can be redeemed from the eternal fires of the Lake of Fire.
Some of us have excepted Him as our Savior, in order to be saved from the fires of Hell, but that is as far as we are prepared to go. After Jesus did all of that for us, after He rose from the grave and was getting ready to go back to Heaven, He asked us to do one thing tell others about Me and what I did for them, and to lead those who are willing into the pray of Salvation, But No, most of us refuse to do what He has asked, not only that they make it difficult for those who do. Why? Because their conscience bothers them,
God's spiritual provision. The Father responded to mankind's plight with grace: He sent His only Son Jesus Christ to save the world. On the cross, Christ bore the sin of every person—living, no longer alive, and yet to be born. The offer of salvation is for all; God's grace is blind to race, creed, and color (Romans 10:12). Those who believe in Jesus are forgiven their sin, and they will spend eternity with the Lord.
The commission from Jesus Christ.
Acts 1:8 says we receive the Holy Spirit so we may bear effective witness to those who need salvation. Notice that we don't simply begin at home and work steadily outward. People everywhere are waiting for the Good News. The word is to be carried far and fast.
The purpose of the church is to worship and witness. Some will go and some will send, but all are called to the work of spreading the gospel. This is not a suggestion; it is a command (Matthew 28:19). Believers living in God's will are all to be involved in missionary work.