"Your God Is Narcissistic"

The sermon confronts the common objection that God is narcissistic for demanding exclusive worship, arguing instead that such a charge reveals the objector's spiritual blindness and self-centeredness. It refutes this claim by emphasizing that God's demand for worship is not self-serving but rooted in His selfless love, most profoundly demonstrated in Christ's sacrificial death for sinners. The preacher challenges skeptics to consider the irony of rejecting the Bible while embracing human philosophies and cultural idols, highlighting how God's patience and grace in preserving Scripture and offering salvation expose humanity's inherent rebellion. Through a series of reasoned questions, the sermon shows that authority, love, and sacrifice are not narcissistic when rightly understood, and that true worship arises not from compulsion but from gratitude for divine redemption. Ultimately, the message affirms that God's glory is not self-absorption but the culmination of His eternal, self-giving love, and that worshiping Him is the only rational and joyful response to such grace.