In “True Worship,” based on 1 Peter 2:4–10, the central message is that understanding who Jesus is and who we are in Him should shape how we live our lives. Jesus is the cornerstone and sure foundation of our faith; those who trust in Him receive salvation, while those who reject Him stumble over Him. Through Christ, believers become living stones built into a spiritual house, a royal priesthood, a chosen people, and a holy nation, called to declare the goodness of God who brought them out of darkness and into His light. Because of this new identity and the mercy we have received, true worship is more than attending church, singing, or praying—it means offering our entire lives to God as living sacrifices. Our worship should be evident in everyday life through how we treat our families, serve others, work, build relationships, show humility, and respond to challenges. Ultimately, wherever we go, we are called to represent Christ and live in a way that honors Him