“I got to work the work of him who called me. I got to work while it is day because the night time comes and no man can work.”
Pastor urges listeners to distinguish between loud, tempting opportunities and the quieter, God‑given assignments that align with purpose. He gives biblical grounding, illustrations (Simba), practical discernment questions, and concrete steps: name, protect, pray, and stay accountable to live on assignment.
“we should work while it is day for at night, no man can work”
A call to let faith — not fear or human caution — take the risk through obedient action. The preacher uses biblical and contemporary examples to show that faith requires doing, produces God-glorifying results, and brings blessing despite uncertainty.
“I must work the works of him that sent me, while it is day: the night cometh, when no man can work.”
Pastor Todd M. Hall led a Sunday service of vibrant worship, shared personal grief and church updates, issued practical calls to accountability and healthy living, and preached from Genesis 3 and Acts 9 about the serpent's deception, the progression from sight to vision, and Saul's conversion — calling the congregation to obedience, community, and spiritual clarity.
“work while it is day for the night comes when no man can work”
A Sunday service of energetic worship, community announcements and a sermon by Dr. Charles Jenkins on the power of prayer — teaching that persistent prayer produces vision, passion, patience, productivity and positive transformation in believers and the church.
