Paul reminds us that faith does not grow in a vacuum. People come to believe because they hear the message of Christ, and that message is carried by ordinary believers who are willing to go and speak. The image of “beautiful feet” points to the joy and urgency of bringing good news to those who have not yet heard it.
The gospel is not meant to be kept private or assumed as common knowledge. Many still have little or no understanding of who Jesus is or what He has done, and God’s chosen means of reaching them is through people who are sent. While God can work in any way He chooses, He most often works through faithful witnesses who carry His Word into everyday spaces and distant places alike.
This passage invites us to see our daily lives as part of God’s mission. Sharing Christ does not require perfect answers, only a willingness to speak the Word of Christ and trust God to awaken faith in hearts. When we go with the good news, God uses our obedience to bring life, hope, and salvation to those who are still waiting to hear.
