Father’s Day isn’t the same for everyone—but God’s call is. In this message, “Finish the Fight”, we reflect on the lives of broken yet faithful men who trusted God beyond their failures. Whether you had a strong father figure or none at all, this message reminds us that our past doesn’t define our future. Through faith, responsibility, and God's strength, we can influence our family, our future, and our faith. Don’t settle. Finish strong!

Exodus 28:6–43 outlines God’s design for the garments worn by the priests—symbolic clothing that reflected their calling and responsibility. Each piece—the ephod, breastplate, robe, and turban—carried spiritual significance, reminding the priests that they represented the people before God and were set apart for sacred service. These garments also point forward to the Christian life, where believers are called to “put on” new attitudes, actions, and love. Just as the priest’s clothing reflected their role, our lives are to reflect Christ in what we carry, how we pray, and how we love others.

When you gave your life to Jesus, everything changed—you came under new management. In Romans 8:14–27, Paul explains that we’re now led by the Spirit, called into maturity, and given both privileges and responsibilities as God's children. Growth won’t be easy—creation groans, we groan, and even the Spirit groans with us. But in every struggle, God is working something greater. We're reminded that we’re not stuck in the old way of living—we’ve been adopted, empowered, and set on a new path.