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I am going to deal with a very important topic. I am going to focus on the need for each one of us to always act responsibly and I am glad that you've spared some time to read this sermon. I believe that people were created to be responsible citizens. I am convinced that God never intended that people would act irresponsibly. God is a God of integrity, He's a God of excellence, and nobody could grow into a mature child of God if they continue to act irresponsibly. When I look around today, I see that I have been a victim of irresponsibility, in some way. There are several areas of my life that have been negatively affected by somebody else's irresponsibility, and the same surely applies to you. Just look around you and see for yourself! But now is the chance for us to rectify things! When I realized that a number of people were acting irresponsibly, even some who are supposed to be esteemed people in society, I decided to recheck my definition of the word “responsible” be

There is this thought that keeps coming to my mind. The thought is provoked whenever I read the following verse: “And the scripture was fulfilled that says, ‘Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness,’ and he was called God's friend” (James 2 Verse 23, NIV). Abraham was called God’s friend; what closeness! How was this possible? It was because Abraham believed God. Marvelous! Abraham believed whatever God told him; he also acted on God's instructions according to the exact will of Him who instructed him. Now that's a real friend, if you ask me. Are you willing and ready to conduct your life likewise? When God said, “Leave this place,” Abraham left the place. When God said, “Give Me your son,” Abraham 'gave' Him his son. Abraham believed everything God told Him; hence he was called God’s friend. God told His plans for Sodom and Gomorrah to Abraham. I believe that God told Abraham because the two were close, way too close. God didn’t want Abra