On the final day of #L4Congress Ronaldo Lidório gave a resounding challenge from the final book of Acts, "The Gospel is about Jesus. We need to speak more about Jesus and less about ourselves."

How does the church respond to areas of brokenness and devastation around the world? On Friday evening at #L4Congress, speakers shared heartfelt challenges from DRC, Burundi, Palestine and Ukraine.

Thursday at #L4Congress focused on Cities and the Workplace with inspiring stories from people who are seeking to live out their faith 24/7 and those who are building city networks.

"A community that embraces the servanthood of Jesus is able to proclaim the gospel in a kingdom way." - Philip Ryken presented a vision of leadership as servanthood at #L4Congress

"How did the gospel spread so quickly and so widely at a time without the internet?  It was the people in the workplace who gossiped the gospel." - Julia Garschagen at #L4Congress

There were tears and many prayers at #L4Congress on Wednesday. Stories from the persecuted church were a sobering reminder of the suffering Christians are experiencing all over the world.

"They lived to be forgotten so that Christ would be remembered." - Rev Dr Patrick Fung explores how persecution in the book of Acts helped to spread the gospel through ordinary unnamed disciples. #L4Congress

God's mission through ordinary people - three speakers from around the world address different aspects of mission through God’s people. Here’s a summary of what they had to say at #L4Congress

"We need to re-learn the disciplines of safe spaces, understanding that what is at stake is the unity and mission of the church." Dr Anne Saki speaking at #L4Congress