According to Lord\'s earthly command, many missionaries have been contributing not only to the spreading of the gospel but also to the development of human beings. However, we saw that there were anti Christian movements in opposition to the Christian mission in many places where exist many different cultures in this world. This phenomenon has been based on this reason that all wars including the war of the crusades and all kinds of ancient wars insisting a religious exclusiveness had forcefully tried to spread the Gospel in the standpoint of transmitter\'s side rather than receptor\'s side. Missionaries did not preach the Gospel rightly and failed to form the Christian culture because they could not make receptors meet a Palestine Jesus appearing in the Bible and they taught people a Jesus who was clothe in the appearance of preachers\' idea. Luke closely dealt with a universal Jesus in the perspective of early church in book of Acts, that is, in the perspective of receptor\'s side. In Acts 15, Luke clearly concluded to advocate the Gospel in the perspective of receptor\'s side, and it indicates that nothing could prevent the Gentiles from coming close to Jesus Christ. To overcome the cultural differences when associating each other as Christians, he just only said that \"you are to abstain from food sacrificed to idols, from blood, from the meat of strangled animals and from sexual immorality(Acts 15:29).\" For this, I entitled it \"The reserve of Diaspora had achieved the mission in the early Church,\" and I studied about the method which early churches had used to spread the Gospel in the perspective of receptor\'s side. Luke is now suggesting such mission strategy in the standpoint of receptors. First, Luke dealt with the work and guidance of the Holy Spirit in the early church, especially in Paul\'s mission, through the perspective of receptor\'s side. Secondly, when Satan interrupted the mission, Luke showed the way in which he had achieved the mission successfully in the spiritual war. Especially, Paul decided to preach the Gospel, and he fought a spiritual war to reveal the sin of the Satan by thanking God as he kept his own cross proudly with the notion of Gospel only. Paul did not fight a spiritual war to win over the war, rather he preached the Gospel by performing the power of God in some cases, and by overcoming the difficulties for the mission in another cases. Likewise, Luke suggested how the spiritual war had happened in the book of Acts. Thirdly, it is to study how the mission of the early church, which was centered on the synagogue, had achieved. For this, Luke showed how Diaspora had accepted the gospel and how they had worked in the mission field. Luke generally dealt with the repentance of the Diaspora, the choice of seven deacons, the works of Stephen and Phillip and Paul\'s conversion and his work as a Diaspora when the Holy Spirit came on the day of the Pentecostal, Luke suggested how the pious moral life of Diaspora and Roman politic and Hellenic culture had achieved the mission in the early church. For this receptive mission, first of all, the bible should be interpreted for the mission according to God\'s will which intends to save human beings. For this, I will suggest Paul\'s model how he had departed from his Jewish tradition and had made efforts to lead the Gentiles to the Lord. Paul knew that there was no other gospel except believing in the crucified lord, so he considered all things rubbish for the gospel, and he considered everything a loss compared to surpassing greatness of knowing Jesus Christ his Lord.