Kingdom: Living Life on Mission — Who You Are

Continuing the series on living on mission, this message asks a deceptively simple question: who are you? Names and descriptions surface first, but the deeper answer is identity rooted in Christ. Drawing on Ephesians 2:10 and Psalm 139, it insists each person is God's workmanship, created on purpose for a purpose. The transformation of Saul in Acts 9 serves as the central example: a man who guarded coats at Stephen's stoning and hunted Christians is so changed by an encounter with Jesus that he cannot stay the same, preaching Christ wherever he goes and continuing as a tentmaker by trade. The Great Commission of Matthew 28 is read closely, the command is to make disciples, with going, baptizing, and teaching as the supporting acts done "as you go" through ordinary life. Living on mission is about who you are, not where you are, and it begins with knowing whose you are.