Pastor Rudie preached that Jesus Christ is Lord not only of our church life, but of our daily work, calling believers to reject both despising work and idolizing it (Eph. 6:5–9). He emphasized that every Christian is a full-time servant of Christ, meant to labor with excellence, integrity, and witness—seeing their job as a partnership with God, a place of service, and a platform for gospel light.

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Pastor Rudie’s sermon from Ephesians 6:4 called fathers to take their God-given responsibility seriously by avoiding attitudes and actions that provoke their children to anger, such as favoritism, harsh discipline, neglect, or abusive words. He emphasized that biblical fatherhood requires a balance of loving devotion, firm and fair discipline, and intentional instruction, urging fathers to move beyond being tyrants or passive tenants and instead become faithful teachers who model a consistent, godly example at home

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Pastor Rudie’s sermon, “Children, Obey Your Parents!” (Ephesians 6:1–3), emphasized that obedience and honor toward parents are not optional but God-ordained commands rooted in both Scripture and conscience. He explained that obedience is an action while honor is an attitude, warning that disrespect toward parents reflects a deeper spiritual problem and affects one’s relationship with God. The message closed by highlighting that this command carries a promise—children who obey and honor their parents are promised a fuller and more blessed life.

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