In his sermon titled "Wild Horses," guest speaker Johnny Rowlett, a highly experienced figure in Christian country music and ministry, enlightened the congregation on the concept of finding and fulfilling our life's purpose. Pastor's heartwarming introduction signified Johnny's exceptional characteristics; his experience as a chaplain on rodeo circuits, engaging attitude, and instant connection with people. Pastor also reaffirmed his love for the congregation and reminded them of their potential to transform their city through unity and dedication. Johnny, on taking the stage, expressed gratitude and shared his desire to make country-style worship music that fostered a relational understanding of God.Johnny used a poignant personal story of a wild horse's struggles to illustrate humanity's loss of identity and purpose. He depicted a harsh reality where people, much like the wild horses, carry life's injuries and often forget their true identity as children of God. He urged the congregation to step up and help those lost regain their sense of self, just as they should overcome their own pain and wounds to extend love and compassion to others. This message heavily resonated throughout the sermon, encouraging believers to take on the responsibility of bringing the lost back to God's barn, where they could find healing and restoration. Johnny's compelling conclusion reminded the congregation of their crucial role in God's mission, fostering a world filled with love, support, and understanding. He urged them to remain resilient in the face of rejection or hurt and continue spreading hope. The sermon concluded with the congregation reflecting on their own struggles, understanding how they could assist those around them, and committing to lead purposeful lives in God's kingdom. Thus, Johnny's sermon proved to be a captivating blend of self-reflection and proactive application of love, compassion and purpose.