In this sermon, Pastor Chad teaches that God has called the church not only to serve Him but to become His friends—those who know His heart, walk in obedience, and partner with Him in His plans for the earth. Drawing from John 15:12–17, he explains that friendship with God begins with reverence and obedience, not casual familiarity, reminding believers that though Christ set us free, we are still called to serve Him rather than sin, flesh, fear, law, or the devil. Pastor Chad uses the examples of Moses and Abraham, two people God called friends, to illustrate how true friendship with God comes through intimacy and intentional pursuit: Moses met God “face to face” in the tent of meeting, and Abraham invited God into his tent, showing hospitality and deep honor. Both men demonstrated that when we make space for God, He fills it—revealing His heart, bringing fruitfulness, and allowing us to intercede for others. Pastor Chad urges believers to stop giving God “leftovers,” to repent for neglecting His presence, and to once again make room in their hearts and schedules for genuine friendship with Him—because God still looks for friends who will partner with Him to bring His kingdom to earth.