In "A Rhythm of Gospel Movement," based on Acts 13:13-52, the sermon explores how Paul and Barnabas exemplify the progression of the gospel message as they move beyond familiar territories into new challenges. It highlights four rhythms of gospel movement: being moved outward from comfort, learning to listen before speaking, gaining boldness through the gospel's victory, and being freed from the fear of rejection. The message encourages believers to embrace these rhythms in their own lives, stepping beyond comfort zones, building trust through listening, speaking boldly of Christ’s victory, and leaving outcomes to God. Ultimately, it calls the congregation to take actionable steps of faith and obedience in sharing the gospel.