This live stream includes our worship service with music that is used under CCLI Live stream license 22169281 and CCLI license 2023223. This sermon is presented by Pastor Steven Larrabee

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This message challenges us to examine how we truly see others through God's eyes. Drawing from James chapter 2, we're confronted with a powerful truth: favoritism has no place in the body of Christ. Using the simple illustration of four different cups—plastic, styrofoam, paper, and ceramic—we're reminded that while the world assigns different values based on material worth, God sees function and purpose. Each cup serves the same essential purpose regardless of its cost or appearance. Similarly, each person carries inherent value in God's kingdom, regardless of their economic status, education level, or background. The scripture reminds us that God has chosen those who are poor in the eyes of the world to be rich in faith. We're called to love our neighbors as ourselves, treating everyone with equal dignity and respect. This isn't just a Sunday morning principle—it's our daily mission. As we go into the world, we're challenged to see past the external differences that divide us and recognize that we're all sinners saved by grace. The only real difference between believers and non-believers is that we've come to understand and accept God's unconditional love. Our mission is simple yet profound: go and love people, showing them there's hope beyond what they've experienced.