Tend the Fire

Drawing primarily from Leviticus 6:12, which instructs that the fire on the altar must never go out and that priests must add fresh wood each morning, the pastor calls the congregation to move beyond spiritual autopilot and into active, daily tending of the fire God has placed within each believer. The sermon weaves together prophetic words, personal testimonies, and practical exhortation to establish that the altar is not merely a location in a church building but a posture of the heart that believers carry with them everywhere they go. The pastor emphasizes that this is a significant season for obedience, for releasing offense and grudges, and for stepping into kingly authority as carriers of the presence and voice of God. The message is reinforced by an outreach report from a team that went into the community to pray for people, demonstrating that the fire of God is meant to be taken out, not contained.