Episode 100

The conversation centered on the Chief Apostle’s theme for 2025, “It’s Time to Do Good,” inspired by Galatians 6:9-10. District Apostle Schnabel encouraged believers to actively engage in acts of goodness in their personal lives, communities, and congregations.

On a personal level, one can do good by nurturing their spiritual well-being through prayer, repentance, and participation in divine services. Doing good also extends to the broader community, emphasizing outreach efforts such as sharing the gospel and meeting tangible needs, as illustrated in Matthew 25. Within the congregation, the focus is on fostering a welcoming environment where all, especially children and young adults, feel a sense of belonging through relationships and shared learning.

Ultimately, the motivation behind doing good stems from love—both for God and for one another. Philippians 2:3-4 serves as a guiding principle, urging believers to act with humility, prioritizing the needs of others over self-interest. District Apostle Schnabel concluded with a call to embrace this mindset, making goodness a defining characteristic of both individual faith and collective church life.