The pastor leads a prayer expressing gratitude for the opportunity to commune with God and reflects on the significance of Jesus’s death, burial, and resurrection. The pastor introduces the theme of making disciples and generating excitement in the church, emphasizing the importance of fulfilling the Great Commission from Matthew 28:16-20.

Throughout the sermon, the pastor discusses the concept of discipleship, urging the audience to evaluate their role as disciples and the church’s effectiveness in making disciples. He emphasizes the need for self-evaluation and openness to growth, acknowledging that doubts may arise but encouraging believers to press forward in their faith.

The pastor highlights the importance of worshiping God in spirit and truth, emphasizing the value of Christ above all else in life. He discusses the essence of true worship as valuing Christ above material possessions and earthly desires.

Towards the end of the sermon, the pastor leads the audience in a prayer of salvation, inviting those who haven’t yet accepted Jesus as their Savior to do so. He emphasizes the importance of confessing sin, believing in Jesus’s sacrifice, and choosing him as Lord and Savior.

Overall, the sermon focuses on the themes of discipleship, worship, and salvation, urging believers to evaluate their commitment to Christ and encouraging those who haven’t yet accepted him to do so.

Scripture Discussed:

Matthew 28:16-20

1 Corinthians 15:6

John 4:23-26

Romans 3:23-24