In his sermon, Pastor Gary emphasizes the importance of discipleship and the role each individual plays in the Great Commission given by Jesus in Matthew 28. He articulates that evangelism is not merely about making converts but about growing other disciples, encouraging congregants to recognize their purpose in reaching out to their unique circles of influence. Pastor Gary introduces the key takeaway: "a true disciple builds more disciples." He stresses that real discipleship involves reproducing leaders who can further spread the message of Jesus, urging listeners to actively identify and mentor potential leaders. Pastor Gary outlines a strategy for developing leaders that consists of three key points: identifying potential leaders, investing in their growth, and implementing reproducible methods. He insists on the necessity of prayer and discernment in selecting faithful individuals to train. He also highlights the need for creating relational environments where authentic discipleship can flourish, likening it to watering a plant to help it grow. Moreover, he calls for practical steps, such as starting simple discipleship groups and guiding individuals through a growth pathway, reminding the congregation that they were not saved to sit idle but to be sent out to make a significant impact in their communities. Throughout the sermon, Pastor Gary reinforces that effective leadership development is essential for fulfilling the mission of the church in spreading the Gospel.