Ordinary People, Extraordinary Mission

Jun 8, 2025 • The Rev. Trent Pettit

At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit came not with spectacle but with purpose—sending ordinary people into the world with extraordinary news. In this sermon, we explore what Pentecost means for the Church today. Why is Christianity a public faith, not a private one? What does it mean to carry Christ’s mission into everyday life? And where is the Spirit already at work in your ordinary corners of the world?

Discover how Pentecost isn’t just a story of wind and fire—but of witness, mission, and love that breaks down walls.

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