This Bible study, led by *Dr. Okey Onuzo*, focuses on Luke 10 and the mission of the seventy disciples sent by Jesus to prepare cities for His arrival (1:09 – 1:30).

Key takeaways from the session include:

Divine Recruitment through Prayer: Jesus emphasizes that the “harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few,” instructing believers to pray for God to send out laborers rather than focusing on man-made recruitment drives

The Nature of the Mission: Disciples were sent as “lambs in the midst of wolves,” illustrating the peril of the ministry. They were instructed to go in faith, relying on God for provision and avoiding distraction

Spiritual Authority: Jesus delegates authority to trample on “serpents and scorpions” and over all the power of the enemy. The speaker distinguishes between *power* and *authority*, noting that believers are commissioned for spiritual governance

The Priority of Relationship: While the disciples rejoiced that even demons were subject to them, Jesus reminded them to prioritize the fact that their “names are written in heaven”—emphasizing that their relationship with God is superior to the miracles performed