Oftentimes we are afraid to move out of our comfort zones because of our fears. Whether it's fear of failure or fear of discomfort, our fears can paralyse us from pursuing things for the Kingdom. In this sermon we look at the promises of God in the parable of the talents that encourage us out of our comfort zones and labouring for the Kingdom.

In the second sermon of our Kingdom over Comfort series, we look at Christ’s rebuke of the lukewarm church, Laodicea in Revelation 3. From this rebuke, we see that there is a cost to complacency, and that Christ counsels against it. Our passage also promises that true comfort comes to those who conquer their complacency for the Kingdom.

As we begin our new series we examine what followers of Jesus are called to in this life. From the Saviour’s own words, we see that our life in this world is not for luxury or comforts, but one of suffering and sacrifice, and a delight in seeing the Kingdom of God grow. Ultimately, it should be our delight when we are called out of comfort, and called to labour for the Kingdom.