In this engaging session of the Bible study led by Missions Pastor Chad Mason, titled "A Light to the Gentiles," participants explored God's historical calling of all nations to Himself. Key points covered include:

1. The Call of Abraham: The study begins with Genesis 12, where God calls Abraham, stating that all peoples on earth will be blessed through him. This serves as a foundational moment in the narrative of the Israelites and highlights God's intention to reach every nation.

2. The Purpose of God: Throughout history, God's primary purpose has been to make Himself known to different language and people groups globally. The discussions emphasize how the Gospel was first announced to Abraham, illustrating that His salvation plan was inclusive from the start.

3. Israel's Role: The study examines Exodus 19, where God declares the Israelites as a "kingdom of priests and a holy nation." This concept underscores their responsibility to mediate between God and the world, representing His intentions and character.

4. God's Blessings: Participants reflect on the blessings bestowed upon Abraham and the subsequent growth of the Israelite nation. Pastor Chad highlights that God's blessing is linked with the responsibility of reaching out to others, thus fulfilling the promise made to Abraham.

5. Moving Forward: Anticipation builds as Pastor Chad outlines the next steps in their journey together, including plans for a discussion on the book of Revelation in the future and the continued pursuit of God’s mission in the church.

The session emphasized prayer, unity, and outreach, encouraging participants to think about how they can actively contribute to fulfilling God's mission in their communities.