In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about their in-laws’ decision to adopt a child, drawing parallels between this act of adoption and God’s adoption of believers. Galatians 4:5 is quoted to emphasize that God has chosen us, making us part of His family. The sermon encourages viewers to see God through the eyes of Jesus, making the concept of God as a Father more accessible.

The sermon highlights the presence of the Holy Spirit as evidence of one’s connection to Christ and their status as heirs to God’s kingdom. It emphasizes the importance of seeing oneself as God sees them—His children and heirs to His kingdom, regardless of personal insecurities. Viewers are urged to open themselves fully to be known by God and experience His love as “Abba, Father.”

In conclusion, the sermon reminds viewers that they are chosen, called by name, and adopted into God’s family, encouraging them to embrace this identity and see themselves as beloved children of the Lord.