Bold in Witness | Week 1 | Selfless

Hey, fellow nerds and geeks! 🤓 Welcome to the first sermon in our "Selfless" series, where we embark on a journey connecting our beloved fandoms with the profound lessons of faith. As gamers, cosplayers, manga, and anime enthusiasts, we find inspiration in selfless heroes, much like the disciples in the Bible.
In this inaugural message of the "Selfless" series, we delve deep into the transition from being timid NPCs (Non-Player Characters) in our real lives to becoming bold protagonists like the disciples who followed Jesus. The start of the new year prompts us to reflect on personal change, and while resolutions often fade, the lessons from our favorite games and stories can guide us toward lasting transformation.
Discover how self-care and selflessness can coexist. Drawing inspiration from characters like Dani in FarCry 6 and the disciples in Acts, we learn that boldness in faith and actions can lead to positive change in our lives and the world around us.
The sermon encourages self-reflection, mental and physical health improvement, and a shift towards selflessness. It emphasizes that while being self-centered is natural, incorporating selflessness into our lives can lead to a more fulfilling existence.
This is just the beginning of our "Selfless" series, where we'll explore various aspects of selflessness and its impact on our lives. Join us on this journey as we uncover the simple acts, words, and prayers that can transform us into bold believers.

🌟 Key Takeaways:

Embrace self-care and selflessness simultaneously.
Learn from the journeys of characters like Dani, Peter, and John.
Be bold in your faith and actions, even in the face of questioning.
Seek strength from God when confronted about your beliefs.
Understand that you don't need to have all the answers – be bold in spreading love and positivity.

Join us in changing our world for the better, one bold step at a time! This is the first of four sermons in our "Selfless" series, so stay tuned for more insights and inspiration. Until next time, keep the faith strong and the nerdy spirit alive.