Have you ever felt unseen in your efforts, working tirelessly behind the scenes? In his sermon, Matt explored Psalm 134, emphasizing the significance of those who serve in the church—much like the temple workers on the night shift, often overlooked yet vital. He shared how these dedicated individuals, whether greeters, janitors, or children's ministry volunteers, bring worship to life through their unseen sacrifices, paralleling the 24/7 worship in the sacred temple. Through stories examples, Matt highlighted that serving God, even in less glamorous roles, is not lesser but simply different worship, deserving of recognition and praise. He urged everyone to consider how they approach their roles, whether at church or in everyday life, reminding them they are serving Christ. As we engage in our diverse ministries and community efforts, let us commit to lifting our hands in worship and seeking God's blessings. Matt's message calls us to action: to appreciate every part of our church body and to serve with the heart of gratitude, knowing that God sees our efforts. Let's truly bless Him through our deeds, no matter how small they may appear. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. Read Psalm 134. What stands out to you in this passage about praising God, especially during the "night shift" or less visible times? How can this apply to our everyday lives, whether we're at work, home, or church? 2. Think about the different roles people play in our church, like greeters, those who clean, or those who work with kids. How do you see these roles as important, even if they're not always in the spotlight? How can we better appreciate and support each other in these roles? 3. Read Colossians 3:23-24, which talks about working as if for the Lord. How does this perspective change the way you approach your daily tasks or job? Can you share a time when this mindset helped you in a challenging situation? 4. The sermon mentioned praying for peace and trusting God in uncertain times. How do you find peace in your own life when things feel out of control? How can we as a group support each other in trusting God more deeply?