The sermon explored the final component of our faith-sharing toolkit — what happens after we share our faith with someone. Drawing on examples from the early church and the writings of the Apostle Paul, we examined how evangelism and discipleship are inseparable. True faith sharing does not end at the moment of conversion; it leads people into the life of the kingdom, into baptism, and into the fellowship of the body of Christ. The church is the household of faith, the place where new and seasoned believers alike are equipped, encouraged, and built up together for the work of ministry.
4 Oct 2026
Be My Witnesses
What is the worst thing that could happen if you share your faith with someone? A moment of awkwardness. And the best thing? You could change someone's eternal destiny. The reward outweighs the risk every single time.
In Acts 1:6-9, Jesus commissions his disciples -- and us -- to be his witnesses. Not just in our comfort zones, but to the very ends of the earth. That calling belongs to us just as much as it did to Peter, James, and John.
The good news is that Jesus never asks us to do it in our own strength. He promises power through the Holy Spirit -- and that same Spirit is alive and at work in his church today.
27 Sept 2026
Encourage One Another
You were never meant to do it alone. When Jesus sent His disciples out, He sent them two by two -- not because He lacked confidence in them individually, but because He knew we are stronger together.
In 1 Thessalonians 5:11, Paul calls us to encourage one another and build each other up. That is not just a suggestion -- it is the design. The paralyzed man in Mark 2 never reached Jesus on his own. It was the faith of four determined friends that carried him there.
Whether it is sharing your testimony, inviting a neighbor to church, or simply showing up for someone who is struggling, the work of faith is done together. In the body of Christ, we are greater than the sum of our parts.
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