You may be the only sermon that someone ever hears. We must learn to see our everyday lives as ministry camoflauge and bring the gospel to others while we are "on the way."

Not only has the good news of Jesus saved us from sin and death, we have been saved for a life with God and His people. We are sent so that everyone, everywhere can have an everyday relationship with Jesus. 

All four gospels end with a commissioning from Jesus to His disciples to go to the world and share the good news. God wants to reach the nations. How can we play our part?

One of the greatest ways we can trust the Lord (or not trust Him) is the way we manage our money. Proverbs teaches us how to honor the Lord with our wealth by prioritizing our standard of giving over our standard of living. 

Proverbs has a lot to say about the way we work. Some people idolize hard work while others avoid it altogether. But Proverbs teaches us how God wants to realign our hearts toward work that brings glory to God.

Wouldn’t it be great if there was always a clear right and wrong in every situation? The book of Proverbs gives us God’s wisdom on life’s everyday matters, so we can think how God thinks and want what God wants. 

We are seated with Christ in heavenly places. We walk in love according to the Spirit. Now, we stand united and stand firm against the schemes of the devil. 

We are called to walk in love according to the design of our Creator. We can submit all our desires to God and to one another out of reverence for Christ. 

It can be difficult to forgive people, especially people you don’t like. But by remembering how God in Christ forgave us, we can forgive one another as we pursue the uncommon unity of Christ. 

The fullness of God’s plan is more than us being united when we gather together at the church. Rather, through the united church, the rich variety of God’s wisdom proclaims His goodness and beauty to the world.