Traditional Worship - Who Am I Serving?

This powerful message challenges us to move beyond surface-level Christianity and examine who we truly serve in our daily actions. Drawing from Romans 6:16, we're confronted with the reality that we become slaves to whatever we choose to obey. The central question isn't simply whether we claim allegiance to God or darkness, but rather where our moment-by-moment obedience actually lies. The message exposes how easily we can fall into serving ourselves while believing we're serving God, particularly through subtle sins like judgment, complaining, and what's called the humble brag. We're reminded that every time we elevate ourselves above others, critique someone's service, or harbor discontentment instead of gratitude, we're actually serving our flesh rather than our Creator. The call here is radical: to recognize that we cannot serve two masters, and that serving ourselves, even in seemingly small ways, is ultimately serving darkness. This isn't about condemnation but about honest self-examination and the freedom that comes from truly abandoning all to follow Christ.