Serve on a Team
Church happens when people serve. Here at Sonrise, we want everyone serving in their sweet spot. Whether you want to welcome guests, work with kids, or help out behind the scenes, God can use your gifts and talents to build His church.
In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.
— Matthew 5:16
But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.
— Acts 1:8
Resources to Help You Understand Serving
Embracing Servanthood
A Francis Chan message explaining how embracing servanthood can transform your life. In this teaching on Ephesians 6:5-9, Francis Chan…
Made for Stewardship
This Tim Keller message teaches that we are called to work because God also worked – He created the world!…
Frequent Questions People Have About Serving
Serving often raises real questions—Where can I serve? What if I don’t feel qualified? How does serving help me grow? These FAQs are here to offer clear, practical guidance so you can take meaningful steps in serving others, discovering your gifts, and becoming more like Jesus as you live out your faith in everyday life.
Yes. Following Jesus includes serving others with humility and love. When we serve, we reflect His heart and put our faith into action in practical ways.
Serving helps us grow spiritually by shifting our focus from ourselves to others. It trains our hearts in humility, compassion, and obedience, which are all central to becoming more like Christ.
Jesus modeled a life of service—He cared for the overlooked, met real needs, and gave His time and energy for others. When we serve, we follow His example and allow His character to shape our own.
Yes. Jesus taught that greatness in God’s kingdom looks like serving, not being served. He called His followers to take the posture of servants, putting others first out of love.
Serving isn’t about being impressive; it’s about being willing. God often works through simple acts of faithfulness, and He can use anyone who is available and open to Him.
No. Serving is an invitation for every believer, not just leaders or long-time members. Each person has opportunities to serve in ways that match their season, capacity, and gifts.
Serving meets practical needs, encourages people, and shows God’s love in tangible ways. Even small acts of service can make a meaningful spiritual impact in someone’s life.
We Saved A Seat For You
Church doesn’t have to be intimidating. At Sonrise, you can show up as you are, connect with people who get you, and leave knowing it was worth it. Our campus is located right where Santee, Lakeside and El Cajon come together. Join us this Sunday at 9:00 or 10:40 by visiting us at 8805 Magnolia Ave. Whenever you’re ready, we’ll be here.
Sonrise Church
Service Times:
- Sunday : 9:00 AM (1st Service)
- Sunday : 10:40 AM (2nd Service)