Jesus teaches his disciples the importance of managing God’s resources well in investing in his kingdom. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey challenges our congregation to use their resources to help others in the kingdom of God.

Telling the lost, they need to be reconciled to God takes guts and passion. God is making his plea for the lost to be saved through us. The ministry God has entrusted to us is a ministry of reconciliation. We must share the gospel to accomplish this mission.

If no one is brave enough to share the gospel, no one will be saved, for faith comes by hearing God's word. When was the last time outside of church someone shared enough of the gospel with you that you could be saved? Cowardice is of the devil; therefore we must be brave and tell the lost about Jesus.

God is full of surprises, saving those who are farthest from him. Through a brave prayer God teaches Ananias a powerful lesson; never write anyone off as too far gone, especially the future Apostle Paul.

Following the Spirit's prompting takes bravery, timing is everything. Philip shares the gospel at just the right moment, and a stranger becomes a brother.

Philip’s bravery in share to gospel changed a city. Samaria was full of demonic oppression, sickness, and disease. Joy and laughter follow Philip through the Samarian streets as it should today, for the Gospel is good news.

Some of the greatest acts of bravery come from the most unlikely people in the most awkward situations. A single conversation from a kidnapped servant girl sets into motion a chain of events that leads a military commander to find faith in the one true God.

Every metric used to measure love is falls short of God’s measuring stick, death for a friend. God displays His love for us in that he gave his life for us. The question remains, will we love others as He loved us?

Jesus Christ is many things, son of Mary, a carpenter in Nazareth, and most importantly savior of the world.

Jesus satisfies our soul with good things, to know Him is to know He is enough!