Since the day of Pentecost, which marked the birth of the Christian Church, there have indeed been a select few believers whom God has chosen for high-profile assignments or to hold positions that attract public attention. These individuals often garner admiration and recognition for their extraordinary contributions to the faith, standing out in the spotlight of ministry, leadership, and influence. However, it is crucial to understand that the vast majority of the body of Christ over the past two millennia has not consisted of these well-known figures. Instead, it has been comprised of a diverse and somewhat chaotic assembly of ordinary people — many of whom are little-known, including individuals like you and me.
In the grand narrative of redemption, it becomes clear that the faithful acts of those who are “not mighty or noble” often lead to lasting change and influence. Their devotion, resilience, and willingness to serve can bring about a profound understanding of the Gospel’s transformative power.
Kevin Guigou explores the high spiritual significance of embracing our identities as everyday believers and recognize how, despite our lack of fame and fortune, we will all be part of something extraordinary in the Kingdom of God.
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Thank you for refreshing my soul.
Thank you! Not a message often heard anywhere but how necessary it is to see from God’s Word and hear that we are indeed the continuation of the First Century Church believers. Our mission and assignments today are no less important than the ones we read about in Acts and in the New Testament. Thank you!
Thanks for this excellent and needed message; every single one in the body of Christ has a purpose and a mission, though the specifics of that mission may change in different seasons of life. Without the “grunts” in the Lord’s army the mission is severely compromised. God and Jesus Christ could do it all by themselves but they love us enough to let us have a part in this temporal battle.