In Pastor Gary's sermon, he introduces a new collection of talks called "Reach," aimed at empowering everyday people to act as missionaries in their communities. He emphasizes that every believer is positioned by God for a purpose right where they are—whether it be at work, school, or in their neighborhoods. The core message revolves around engaging with those around us to share the Gospel, recognizing that many people in our circles will never attend church or read the Bible but will listen to us because of our relationships with them. Pastor Gary highlights the importance of understanding our divine placement, caring for our circles of influence, and responding through prayer, encouraging the congregation to act on their mission in life. He draws inspiration from Acts 17, where Paul speaks to the Athenians, illustrating that God's design for each person is intentional and purposeful. Pastor Gary challenges the audience to take their mission seriously, identifying those in their lives as opportunities for ministry and outreach. He calls for active prayer for their communities, highlighting the significance of being aware of the needs around them. He invites the congregation to become difference-makers for Christ right where they live, work, and play, emphasizing that outreach is not reserved for a select few but is a calling for all believers. The message concludes with a call to action—to walk, weep, and pray for their cities, recognizing that they were made for this mission.