Ambassadors - A Ministry of the Kingdom

The apostle Paul called the Corinthian church to become a community of ‘ambassadors.’ To be agents of reconciliation. Ambassadors work in a representative and liaison role between kings and kingdoms. The church is, in a sense, an embassy of the kingdom of God, but we need ambassadors to speak to mayors, congressional members, community and cultural influencers. Kingly, stately leaders who speak the language of love and peace. 
Paul called us to pray for kings and those in authority. Jesus is the King of kings. Kings attended his birth. Why do we not engage community leaders with the claims of the gospel? Not in a confrontational manner, rather, we must first lead with love and posture as a kingdom of priests. However, to see someone come to Christ at the top of an influence pyramid has an enormous impact throughout the entire continuum. Does God really want nations to be joined to Him? If so, that process begins with stately, gracious ambassadors of the kingdom.  

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