We all worship something.

The question is what, or who.

Discover how worship reorients your life, reveals God's truth, reshapes your identity, and empowers you to love others. This message is especially for anyone feeling overwhelmed, distracted, or searching for clarity.

This sermon uses the fable “Belling the Cat” as an entry point into a larger conversation about transition, uncertainty, and courage. With honesty, warmth, and biblical depth, the message reminds the church that our confidence isn't in any one pastor, but in Christ alone. Drawing from passages in 1 Corinthians, Matthew 16, and John 14–15, the sermon emphasizes three truths: our hope is not in a man, God is still working, and the church will continue to thrive.

As the congregation navigates the departure of their pastor, the message encourages abiding in Christ, maintaining unity, praying for all involved, and stepping boldly forward with trust that Jesus is building His church, an unstoppable force even in seasons of change.

This sermon invites us to reflect on the many ways God shapes our lives as individuals and as a church. Emphasizing Paul's teachings on contentment, unity, and spiritual resilience, it highlights how Jesus strengthens us in our past, anchors us in the present, and gives us hope for the future.

Through stories of flexibility, generosity, open-armed hospitality, and shared mission, we're reminded that our foundation has always been—and must remain- Jesus alone. Even in seasons of transition, we can walk forward with confidence, letting our roots grow deeper in Him and allowing gratitude to transform our perspective and purpose.