What if the most powerful force for change is often the most invisible? In today's sermon, Pastor Pencil Boone highlights the life of Timothy, who, like the Invisible Woman from the Fantastic Four, embodies unwavering strength while often working behind the scenes. Drawing from Acts 16:1-5, Pastor Pencil reveals that Timothy was a vital stabilizing force and a faithful disciple of Paul, reminding us that true impact does not always come from being in the spotlight. By reflecting on Timothy's sincere faith—taught by his mother and grandmother—Pastor Pencil emphasizes that age does not determine one’s capacity to multiply and mentor others in Christ. He challenges the congregation to reject self-imposed limitations, proclaiming that each person, regardless of age or perceived confidence, has the potential to lead and influence. The sermon calls everyone at City United to step into their role as multipliers, ensuring they commit the teachings of God to faithful individuals who can pass them on. Pastor Pencil urges, “What steps will you take to become a faithful and stable multiplier?” Now is the time to act and invest in the lives of others!