Join us in the finale of our six-week journey, 'Made for Mission', where we explore the unique call God has placed on our lives to participate in His greater purpose. While reflecting on the resurrection stories centered around Jesus, this sermon dives into the lives of three individuals: Jairus, a synagogue leader desperate for his daughter's healing, a woman seeking relief from a long-term ailment, and Peter, an impulsive disciple on a path to deep spiritual transformation.

These stories unveil the relentless pursuit of Jesus to engage us in His mission, illustrating that the divine calling transcends our lifetime. Discover the profound message of bringing someone along in this spiritual journey, echoing the spirit of discipleship demonstrated by Jesus, which continues to inspire and transform lives today. Understand that through availability and obedience, God extends the impact of our lives beyond measure.

Whether you're encountering this mission for the first time, or are a seasoned follower of Christ, this sermon challenges you to put your 'yes' on the table, embracing the call to a purposeful and impactful life aligned with God's eternal vision.

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In this sermon, delve into the profound journey through Revelation chapter 14, focusing on verses two and three. The sermon explores the triumphant praise of the 144,000, despite the immense trials and persecution they endure. These chosen ones join in a heavenly song that celebrates redemption, echoing the joy found in God's protection and triumph over adversity.

Discover how this moment of divine praise connects with prior chapters, illustrating a continuous theme of glorification and reverence before the throne, accompanied by the sound of heavenly harpists. Learn about the significance of the new song that only the redeemed can learn, highlighting the special standing of the 144,000 in God's plan.

The discussion further explores the theme of purity, as these individuals maintain a chaste lifestyle amidst rampant sin during the tribulation. Their separation from the corrupt influences of their time serves as a beacon of purity and holiness. This sermon underscores the power of praise and the necessity of purity in a Christian's life, reminding us of the strength found in faithful living and devotion to God.

Embark on week five of our compelling series, Made for Mission, where we delve into the essence of living out God's mission in every aspect of our lives. This sermon challenges the compartmentalization of our spiritual and daily lives, urging a seamless integration akin to a chicken pot pie. Discover the simplicity of our message, sharing our transformative stories as testimonies of God's goodness.

We explore the profound lesson of Jesus washing his disciples' feet, emphasizing serving others from an abundance of God's grace. Through the narrative of pouring out to God, being replenished by His Spirit, and overflowing into the lives of others, we learn the true meaning of being on a mission.

This discussion extends beyond individual transformation—calling us to impact our surroundings, from local communities to the world at large, driven by our secure identity in Christ. Are you ready to let go of life's compartments and embrace an all-encompassing relationship with God?

Sermon Guide: Why Am I On Mission?

In this sermon, we delve into Revelation 14, focusing on verses 1 through 5, to explore the concept of the triumphant saints. The passage presents a powerful vision of the Lamb standing on Mount Zion, accompanied by 144,000 faithful followers bearing the name of God on their foreheads. These individuals symbolize a group preserved by God amidst the tribulations of the world, representing unwavering faith and victory through divine protection. Join us as we unravel the significance of these ‘overcomers’ and the triumphant Christian life, drawing lessons from the steadfastness and survival of the 144,000, sealed by God against Satan's wrath. Their story is a testament to God's promise of victory and the enduring power of faith in the face of adversity.

In this enlightening sermon of our Made for Mission series, we delve into understanding our divine purpose. Entering week four, we review key insights from previous weeks and explore the essence of our mission as followers of Jesus. We discuss the importance of recognizing our placement in life as a deliberate action by God, meant to fulfill His divine mission.

This week focuses on identifying 'Who is my Mission?' Inspired by Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman, we learn the importance of engaging with others and extending the message of Jesus beyond our comfort zones. With stories and teachings from the Bible, this sermon challenges us to see every interaction as an opportunity to share God’s love.

Sermon Guide: Who's My Mission?

In this sermon, we delve into the Book of Revelation, focusing on the enigmatic false prophet. We examine his role alongside the Antichrist, exploring the power and influence he wields to deceive the world. Through Revelation 13, verses 12-14, we dissect the supernatural signs and satanic influences that lead humanity to worship the Antichrist, whose fatal wound is miraculously healed.

We also consider the global impact of this deception, as the false prophet mimics Christ's miracles and exploits the world's desperation for answers during the tribulation. As believers remain steadfast in truth, the sermon underscores God's protection and the imperative for evangelism in the face of impending judgment.

Join us as we explore the chilling prophecy of the Antichrist's ascension and the eternal significance of the mark of the beast, sparking a call for discernment and faithfulness among the followers of Christ. This discussion challenges listeners to understand the weight of these prophetic events and the importance of being prepared for what lies ahead.

Welcome to the third week of our engaging series Made for Mission. In today's sermon, we delve into the compelling question, "What's my message?" We explore how our lives are intertwined with Jesus's mission and how this mission must take precedence above all else. As we navigate through this spiritual journey, we look into the challenges of maintaining focus amidst distractions and discover the essence of communicating our life’s transformation through simple yet profound ways.

Join us as we analyze the biblical story of a demon-possessed man and his incredible transformation upon encountering Jesus. This story from Mark chapter 5 and Luke chapter 8 showcases the profound impact of intersection between God’s goodness and human frailty. Learn about the incredible potential of being used by God, regardless of past mistakes or societal rejection, and how sharing your testimony can ignite change and inspire others within your community.

Explore the significance of knowing your message and the transformative power of sharing how God’s love has positively impacted your life. Our discussion aims to equip and encourage all listeners, whether new to the faith or seasoned believers, to master the art of sharing their personal journey of faith with others. Do not miss out on discovering what you are truly made for!

Sermon Guide: What's My Message?

In the second week of our Made for Mission series, we delve into understanding our divine purpose. Each of us is uniquely crafted by God for a specific mission, and it's not merely optional; it's the essence of our existence. We explore how distractions and commitments can steer us away from this calling, and what it means to live truly on mission with God. Through examining Jesus' journey, we are reminded of the importance of resolving to pursue our mission with intention and courage. Join us as we reflect on what holds us back and how we can better align our lives with our God-given purpose. Are you ready to live on mission today?

How Big Is Your But?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srZN4_thzh8

Sermon Guide: What's My Mission?