What does it really mean to serve one another? In this message from the Called: to Serve series, we look at John 13 and the powerful moment when Jesus washes His disciples’ feet. This message challenges us to move beyond simply doing acts of service and instead become servants who love others with humility, availability, generosity, and community.

Discover how serving one another shapes our identity as followers of Jesus and transforms everyday relationships.

Why do so many needs go unnoticed?

In this message, Pastor CJ Ward teaches from Luke 5 to show how seeing Jesus clearly changes the way we see the world. When faith moves beyond belief into action, God uses ordinary people to bring extraordinary change.

This message challenges us to notice the needs around us, trust that God can work through us, and serve with courage—even when there’s no strategy.

Luke 5:17–26
Pastor CJ Ward
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• (00:00:02) - Call to Serve
• (00:01:48) - Luke 5: Healing the Sick
• (00:04:06) - I Had A Longboard To Get To College
• (00:09:20) - The Four Guys Who Dropped Their Friend Through a Roof to Jesus
• (00:15:39) - How to Lead a Lost Person to Jesus
• (00:21:11) - Can We Be Used to Change the World?
• (00:27:55) - Communion

Why do we serve God?

In this message from our Called: to Serve series, Pastor Wes Smith teaches from the book of Job to confront a transactional view of faith — the idea that obedience earns blessing and service guarantees protection.

Through God’s response to Job, we discover a powerful truth: God loves without strategy. He delights in creation that offers Him nothing in return. And when we truly see who God is, it changes why we serve.

Serving is no longer about leverage or reward.
It becomes a response to love that has already transformed us.

Scripture: Job 1–2; Job 38–42
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Pastor Wes Smith