Sermon Summary

Toby encourages us to recognise and use what God has already placed in our hands—our passions, skills, and opportunities—to shine His light and build His kingdom wherever we are.

Key Takeaways

1. God uses what is already in our hands—our skills, passions, and everyday opportunities—to accomplish His purposes. We don’t need to wait for extraordinary gifts or circumstances; God delights in using the ordinary for extraordinary impact when surrendered to Him

2. The call to be the light of the world is not reserved for a select few but is extended to all who follow Jesus. Just as the disciples were called in the midst of their daily work, we are invited to let our light shine in our unique contexts, trusting that God will work through us as we are.

3. Faithfulness in small things is often the foundation for greater impact. The testimonies shared highlight that living out our identity in Christ doesn’t require grand gestures; consistent, humble obedience in daily life can be deeply transformative for us and those around us.

4. God’s question to Moses, “What is in your hand?” challenges us to recognise and offer what we already possess. Rather than waiting for ideal conditions or greater resources, we are called to trust that God can multiply and use what we have, however simple it may seem.

5. Living as the light of the world means integrating faith into every aspect of life, not compartmentalising it to Sundays or spiritual moments. When we invite Christ into our routines, relationships, and work, our whole life becomes a ministry, reflecting God’s light to others and glorifying Him.