Partners with God

This powerful message challenges us to move beyond passive faith into active partnership with God. Drawing from Matthew 28:18-20, we're reminded that the Great Commission isn't just for a select few—it's an invitation for each of us to participate in Kingdom work. The central truth is striking: God doesn't need us, but He chooses to work through us. This isn't about our strength or qualifications; it's about our availability and willingness to represent Christ in everyday spaces. The sermon explores how our ordinary jobs, relationships, and daily interactions become sacred work when we offer them to God. We're called to be co-laborers with Christ, recognizing that people are watching how we handle conflict, disappointment, and pressure. The message confronts our tendency toward spiritual laziness and compromise, asking hard questions: Do people on our jobs know we follow Christ? Does our behavior Monday through Saturday match our Sunday worship? Through scriptures like Ephesians 2:10, James 2:17, and 1 Corinthians 3:9, we discover that true faith is proven by works—not to earn salvation, but to demonstrate the transformative power of Christ in us. This isn't about seeking recognition or accolades; it's about faithfully representing Jesus in a world desperate to see authentic Christianity lived out.