In today’s message, Craig Smith shared a deeply personal and impactful sermon titled "What is Your Story?", calling the congregation to reflect on their relationship with Christ and embrace true transformation. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:14-17, Craig emphasized that being in Christ means becoming a new creation, leaving behind the old self and fully surrendering to God.

Through his own testimony, Craig shared how he once struggled with a superficial faith, relying on his own efforts to "check all the boxes" of being a Christian. But it wasn’t until he fully surrendered every area of his life to Christ that he experienced true peace, contentment, and transformation. He reminded us that this journey is not about perfection but about abiding in Christ, as described in John 15, and allowing God to prune and shape us to bear lasting spiritual fruit.

Craig also challenged the congregation to evaluate the "small gods" in their lives—possessions, relationships, entertainment, or ambitions—that may be taking priority over God. Using a vivid analogy, he demonstrated how mixing sin and righteousness in our lives doesn’t work, urging believers to live a life fully devoted to Christ.

Finally, Craig called on everyone to reflect on their story, not just for personal growth but as a tool to expand God’s kingdom. Our testimonies, he said, are powerful witnesses to the transformative love and grace of Christ.

This powerful message is a reminder to renew our commitment to Christ, live boldly for Him, and use our stories to impact the lives of others.