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Dear friends,

Whether it’s through acts of kindness in Christ’s name, sharing our faith, or living out our values in our workplaces, schools, or homes, every Christian has a role. We’re ambassadors for Christ (2 Corinthians 5:20), called to show and tell the world about the transformative power of the Gospel. Lets embrace this divine invitation to join in God’s work, making a difference wherever we are.

As Christians, we’re each called by God to be part of His mission right where we are. This isn’t just for those in ministry; it’s for you and me. In Matthew 28:19-20, Jesus tells us to “Go and make disciples of all nations,” but this doesn’t mean we all need to travel abroad. It means we’re to disciple right in our own backyards. This isn’t an optional task; it’s a directive from Jesus Himself.

But how do we live out this mission? It starts with our everyday lives.

At Work: You can show Christ’s love by how you treat your colleagues. Offering to pray for someone going through a tough time or simply listening with compassion can be a powerful witness.

In Your Neighborhood: Maybe it’s inviting the new family on the block over for dinner or helping with a community project. These acts of kindness open doors to share your faith naturally.

With Family: Sharing faith can start at home. Praying with your children, discussing what you learn from the Bible, or even how you handle family conflicts can reflect Christ’s teachings.

In Social Circles: Whether it’s a book club or a sports team, how you react to wins or losses, your integrity, and your conversations about hope and purpose can point people to Jesus.

1 Peter 2:9 reminds us we’re a “chosen people” meant to “declare the praises” of God. This isn’t about grand gestures but about living out our faith authentically in every interaction. We’re ambassadors for Christ (2 Corinthians 5:20), called to show and tell the world His love through our lives. Let’s embrace this personal invitation to be part of God’s transformative mission, and delight in discovering what he does through us. 

In Christ’s love,
Pastor Randy

Join Us This Sunday

February 16, 2025

Old Testament: Psalm 51:1-17

New Testament: 2 Corinthians 5:21

SERMON: “A Holy God Who Is Merciful”

 

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

“It’s not so much that God has a mission for the church, but rather that he has a church for his mission.” — Christopher Wright