4/13 Sunday Evening Worship Service

In this compelling sermon based on Matthew 25:14-30, Scott Martin explores Jesus's parable of the talents, focusing on what it means to be "a good and faithful servant." Drawing from Christ's final instructions to His disciples before His crucifixion, the message examines three key aspects: the Master's commission (how God gives each believer individual responsibilities according to their abilities), the Master's journey (contrasting the faithful servants who actively used their talents with the unfaithful one who hid his), and the Master's return (when all will give account for how they used what God entrusted to them). Scott emphasizes that our greatest aspiration should be to hear Christ say "Well done," reminding us that God rewards all faithful service—regardless of how many talents we've been given—while challenging believers to devote themselves fully to building God's kingdom through bringing glory to His name, edifying the church, and evangelizing the lost.