In this soul-searching message titled "Why Few Are Chosen", the preacher challenges our understanding of spiritual identity, drawing a powerful distinction between being mere citizens and being faithful servants in the house of God. Anchored in Luke 19:11 –27, the parable of the nobleman reveals that while many claim proximity to the kingdom, only those who serve with diligence, obedience, and purpose are entrusted with authority.

The preacher unpacks the call to “occupy till I come,” urging believers to move beyond passive affiliation and embrace active stewardship. Citizens may profess loyalty, but servants prove it through action. This message confronts the spirit of rebellion and spiritual complacency, reminding us that God rewards faithfulness and judges neglect—not by titles, but by fruit.

Whether you're a leader, a seeker, or someone wrestling with your role in God’s kingdom, this episode will stir your heart and sharpen your focus. Few are chosen—not because God excludes, but because few choose to serve.