In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh delves into Exodus chapter 2 to illustrate the concept that God's work is simultaneously grand and personal. He emphasizes that God often uses seemingly small, individual acts of faith to bring about His massive, eternal purposes. The story of Moses's mother is presented as a powerful example of this principle, as her desperate act to save her son sets in motion the events that will lead to the deliverance of an entire nation.

The sermon encourages the congregation to recognize the significance of their own small actions within God's larger narrative. It challenges the common desire to "do something big" for God, and instead, points to the profound impact of being faithful in the small things He has called them to do. By connecting the story of Moses to the life of Jesus, Pastor Josh highlights that the greatest acts of faith and purpose are often found in humble obedience, demonstrating that every individual, no matter how insignificant they may feel, plays a vital role in God's grand design.