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EPISODE · Aug 31, 2025 · 42 MIN

This is What God's Welcome Looks Like

from Park Hill Church Podcast · host Park Hill Church

What if evangelism isn’t a separate task for a few bold Christians, but the very heartbeat of worship itself? In Hebrews 13, we discover that true worship looks like lives turned outward—welcoming the stranger, entering the pain of the suffering, honoring marriage, and living free from greed. Each of these embodied acts declares to the world what God is really like: His welcome, His compassion, His faithfulness, His security. And with our lips we openly profess the name of Jesus, completing the picture of worship that both glorifies God and draws others into His family. In this message, Evan Wickham invites us to see evangelism not as pressure, but as joyful worship—our whole lives pointing to the reality of Jesus and His unshakable kingdom.

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Worship isn’t just singing—it’s a life that declares Jesus to the world. In Hebrews 13 we see that hospitality, empathy, honoring marriage, and living free from greed are all acts of worship that point to God’s welcome, compassion, faithfulness, and security. True evangelism flows from true worship: our whole lives professing the name of Jesus.

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