As believers, we often lose sight of the purpose of the Lord’s sacrifice that brings us salvation. We rest in the assurance of heaven because we have prayed the sinner’s prayer, yet our spiritual growth too often stops there. We leave the Great Commission to preachers and ministry leaders, forgetting that sharing the gospel and making of disciples is every believer’s responsibility.
Each of us must grow in our relationship with the Lord so He can prepare and send us to serve His Kingdom wherever He has called us. Join us this month as we explore development for deployment—why spiritual growth prepares us for God’s assignments
November 1, 2026
Sober Up and Get it Together
Sermon Summary:
Have you ever looked around and wondered how much further the world can drift before we finally wake up?
Dr. Raymond Johnson walked us through Revelation 14 and delivered a timely, urgent call to sober up from spiritual drunkenness, compromise, and cultural distraction. As we observed communion and reflected on the lateness of the hour, the message challenged us to examine our hearts, repent of hidden sin, and approach the Lord with genuine reverence. We were reminded that salvation comes through confessing Christ and trusting His finished work on the cross, His broken body, and His shed blood. The church was urged to live set apart and ready, walking in faithful discipleship and carrying the everlasting gospel into an increasingly dim and dark world.