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In this sermon, we explore how God has chosen each of us for a unique purpose. Drawing from Exodus 4:1–13, Numbers 14, Ephesians, 1 Corinthians 12:14–17, and Matthew 25, we’re reminded that while we are not saved by works, God still has a work for us to do.

When Moses questioned God—“Who am I?”—God answered with patience and power. But just like Moses, we often let fear and self-doubt silence the call God has placed on our lives.

💬 Key takeaways:

• God made you, and He can fix you.
  
  
• Don’t let fear or objections stop you from obeying God’s call.
  
  
• The Church is one body with many parts—your gift matters.
  
  
• When you don’t use your gift, you bury the very talent God entrusted to you.
  
  
• Your weakness can be someone else’s blessing.
  
  

One day, you’ll be strong in areas where you once struggled—if you simply start using what God has given you. Like Moses, your obedience could set others free.

🙏 Scriptures:
 Exodus 4:1–13 | Numbers 14 | Ephesians | 1 Corinthians 12:14–17 | Matthew 25:24–30