Christians are called to live faith out loud. Not ashamed of the gospel.

In this message Pastor Andrew, preaches on the narrative of 1 Kings 18 and the reverent servant of the LORD, Obadiah and how his obedient faith encourages us today. All believers are essentially ministers of the gospel, called to serve in whatever sphere of influence and season they are. Obadiah didn't wait to act in faith when his people were in need. He acted out of reverence for the LORD. Granted Elijah gave him reassurances. Nonetheless, he acted. He didn’t wait until a new King ascended the throne in order to act. He didn't wait for a coming 'season' of life to serve, nor did he choose to live in isolation until that time. Rather, he chose then and there to serve.

This highlights how FAITH and RISK ARE NOT MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE!

Scripture informs us that our faith is to be lived out loud, here and now. Even when it’s ‘risky’ or ‘inconvenient’. The truth is, our ‘faith’ and expression of it will not always be convenient. In fact, it becomes incredibly inconvenient because of the waywardness and idol worship of even our time. Just as in the time of ancient Israel and even the early church when the epicenter of society was faithless and acted in rebellion against God, believers are not to follow suit. Instead in the midst of apostasy speak the truth and be the truth, to the glory of God.