With us until the end

Christ has not only called us but has entrusted us with something and at the same time has promised to be with us until the end. The most important words in our lives should be those of Christ, we should look for every promise that He has made us in the Scriptures and embrace them, believe in them with all our heart, since God is not like men, when He promises He fulfills.

Today we are going to talk specifically about a promise that Christ made to His disciples and that also makes to us: “He promised to be with us every day until the end”. We should never doubt that beloved brothers.

19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,

20 and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.

Matthew 28:19-20

At this moment Christ had already risen and now gives a discourse to His disciples of what they had to do after His departure, and the great task was to make disciples of all the nations and without a doubt after the departure of our Lord they fulfilled with such commitment and today we continue to fulfill the same task and give glory and honor to God because it allows us such an extraordinary privilege.

Christ was also telling them that He was already going to leave for His throne, but that He would still be with them every day, until the end of the world. Beloved brothers, let us not doubt for a second that Christ is with us and that He loves us as no one has ever loved us. Trust firmly in your promises and no matter how hard the moment is, we simply believe in Him.

This promise of Christ—“I am with you always”—has been one of the greatest sources of encouragement for believers throughout all generations. It is not a mere expression of comfort but a declaration of divine accompaniment that sustains us in the middle of trials, challenges, and moments of uncertainty. When Christ ascended to the Father, He did not leave His disciples abandoned; rather, He sent the Holy Spirit so that His presence would remain with them every day. This truth is just as real for us today as it was for them two thousand years ago.

Many times, as Christians, we face situations that make us feel alone or misunderstood. Problems, discouragement, or the pressures of life may try to convince us that God is distant. Yet, this promise confronts those illusions and reminds us that Christ walks beside us in every circumstance. His presence is not temporary nor conditional; it is continuous and faithful. Even when we cannot perceive Him with our senses, His Word assures us that He is there, strengthening us, guiding us, and sustaining us with His powerful hand.

It is also important to understand that this promise is tied to the mission He left us. We are not alone as we preach, teach, evangelize, or serve others. When we fulfill the Great Commission, Christ Himself is working through us. The task of making disciples is not carried out with human strength but with divine backing. This is why the early Church had such impact. They believed Jesus was with them, and through this conviction they faced persecution, traveled to distant lands, and preached with boldness.

Furthermore, this promise teaches us that the Christian life is a walk of companionship with Christ, not an isolated journey. He is with us when we wake up, when we face our daily responsibilities, when we confront spiritual battles, and even when we lie down at night. He never disconnects from His children. His presence does not depend on our emotions but on His eternal faithfulness. The One who promised is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and this should fill our hearts with deep peace.

Therefore, every believer should learn to rest in this glorious truth. When fear knocks at our door, we must remember that Christ is present. When sorrow tries to cloud our faith, we must hold onto His Word. When the path becomes difficult, His promise becomes our strength. The Lord who sent us is the same Lord who accompanies us and sustains us. What greater comfort could a Christian desire?

Beloved brothers, let us embrace this promise with all our heart. Let us walk each day with the conviction that Christ is by our side. And as we continue fulfilling the mission He has entrusted to us, let us do it with joy, confidence, and gratitude, knowing that His presence will never fail. Truly, He is with us until the end of the age.