Work as Worship | Luke 3:12-16 | January 18, 2026 | Aaron T. Colyer

Send us Fan MailThis message from Luke 3:12–16 asks how Sunday worship shapes Monday mission—because we don’t swap a “church hat” for a “work hat”; it’s the same identity lived out all week. John the Baptist tells tax collectors and soldiers not to abandon their jobs, but to do their work with integrity and God-honoring faithfulness, reminding us that God often calls us not to a new assignment but to greater faithfulness where we already are.From there, the sermon frames work as worship in four ways: (1) fulfilling God’s specific assignments in our jobs, homes, and schools; (2) serving the Lord and others with a whole-life posture of worship; (3) seeing the workplace as a primary place of spiritual formation and Christlikeness; and (4) doing our work in a way that displays God’s glory, whether in creative work, caregiving, teaching, labor, or everyday responsibilities. The invitation is simple: hope in Jesus and let His Lordship change the way you work.