9:30 AM - Traditional Service
11:15 AM - Praise Service
Pastor Roberto Chaple's sermon focuses on the importance of leadership within the church community. He emphasizes that leaders play a crucial role in fostering unity, growth, and transformation among believers. Using the acronym APEST (Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Shepherds, Teachers), he identifies different types of leaders and their unique contributions to the church.
- Apostles: Groundbreaking leaders who initiate and pioneer new paths in ministry.
- Prophets: Insightful leaders who discern and communicate God's messages, often pointing out areas where individuals or the church may be out of alignment with God's will.
- Evangelists: Catalysts who actively engage in evangelism, leading others to faith in Jesus and facilitating conversions.
- Shepherds (Pastors): Caring leaders who nurture and protect the spiritual well-being of the flock, often providing pastoral care and guidance.
- Teachers: Empowering leaders who equip and educate believers, helping them understand and apply God's Word effectively.
Pastor Chaple encourages individuals to reflect on which type of leader they are called to be and urges them to step up and embrace their role in the church. He emphasizes that the world needs Christian leaders who are committed to serving God's kingdom and making a positive impact on their communities. The sermon concludes with a call to prayer for those who feel called to take on leadership responsibilities within the church.
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