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Our God is a God on mission, and He wants to send every single one of us to be His hands and feet in this world. We each have a story to tell, a spiritual gift to use, time to give, and a Saviour who is sending us! Join Pastor Robbie Symons on Live in the Light for the conclusion of this message.

This week on Live in the Light, we continue in our Life on Mission series. Pastor Robbie Symons is exploring Acts 13 and drawing inspiration from the Early Church. Their example challenges us to centre our lives on the Lord and remain sensitive to His Spirit. Abiding in Him allows His guidance to shape our lives and direction. But when He speaks—are we truly listening? Or are we resisting His leading? Our God is a God on mission, and He wants to send every single one of us to be His hands and feet in this world. We each have a story to tell, a spiritual gift to use, time to give, and a Saviour who is sending us!

In a world that promotes self-dependency and self-sufficiency, we may ask ourselves, "Am I enough?" "Is there more to this life?" "Why do I feel so much regret?" At the root of these questions, our hearts seek something greater than ourselves and yearn for peace apart from our sin. Enter: God. When he created this world, we sinned, thereby breaking our relationship with him. But in his love, God sends his Son to die a pure and sinless death. Jesus is the sacrifice we need. Join us in Hebrews 10 on Live in the Light as we uncover the beginning of the gospel narrative and the blessedness of Christ's sacrifice with Pastor Robbie Symons.

On Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons explains what happens when sin clouds our purpose, causing our light to grow dim and our supernatural saltiness to become dull. In that conviction, we find grace—grace from a loving God, drawing us back to Him so we can shine brightly once again.

As we continue our Life on Mission series on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons looks at Matthew 5 and what it means to be Salt and Light in this world. We are sent with a purpose—to be used wherever God has placed us to delay the decay of this world. But even as we carry this calling, we wrestle with our weakness. What happens when sin enters our hearts, our purpose is clouded, and the light we’re called to shine grows dim? In that conviction, we find grace—grace from a loving God, drawing us back to Him so we can shine brightly once again.

If we are saved in Christ, we are called to be on mission as well. From Abraham to Moses to John the Baptist and the early disciples—God’s people have been created to be agents of his redemption. And that includes you, Christ-follower! You haven't been saved to be a spiritual consumer. Who God has saved, he has called. Join Pastor Robbie in Genesis 12 for the second part of this message on Live in the Light.

Today on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons begins a new series: Life on Mission—From Saved to Sent. He starts by laying this fundamental foundation: Our God is a Sending God. In Genesis 12, we witness God sending Abram out to the land that He will show him. In sending Abram, God set in motion a movement that still shapes our calling today. We do not serve a stationary, passive or distant God—He is always on the move. If we are saved in Christ, then we are called to be on mission too. From Abraham to Moses to John the Baptist and the early disciples—God’s people have been created to be agents of his redemption. And that includes you, Christ-follower!

Today on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons reminds us of the power of repentance as God floods our lives with grace when we confront our sin.

Today on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message on our immovable position in Christ as his children.

Charles Spurgeon said, "God will not allow His children to sin successfully." In today's message on Live in the Light with teacher and pastor Robbie Symons, God confronts David with his terrible sin by sending the prophet Nathan. What terrible sin do you have on your heart? Repent and be cleansed! 2 Samuel 12:1-15