At the heart of the message is Jesus’ prayer, “Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” God’s will can feel mysterious, but He has clearly revealed much of it in Scripture. We have the freedom to either resist or surrender to His purposes. True spiritual freedom comes when we trust God fully and align our lives with what He’s already shown us. That alignment starts with salvation—not a cultural label, but a defining moment where we are born again by faith in Christ. The gospel transforms every part of us: our minds, our emotions, and our decisions.

Living in God’s will is a daily journey of grace, growth, and community. God doesn’t demand perfection, but He does want full commitment—hearts that respond to conviction with repentance and trust. This includes how we love other believers and how we extend compassion to the lost. Unity in the church and mission to the world are non-negotiable marks of a surrendered life. When God has our identity, our pursuit, our love for His people, and our heart for the lost, we’re free to live with purpose, trusting Him to write our story.