This special Sunday centers on grace, mission, and the response of love that grows out of what God has already done in his people. Rather than presenting mission as pressure or religious duty, the message begins with the reminder that God's good work has first been completed in us through grace. From that place the church is invited to see good works not as a burden to prove worth, but as a prepared response to the love and salvation of God. The service then widens into testimony, practical vision, and partnership with Shin Myeong, showing how grace can become tangible care for neighbors, children, families, and those in need. The heart of the message is that mission flows best from remembrance. When the church deeply remembers the grace that rescued, formed, and sustained it, generosity and service become joyful rather than forced. The hope of the service is that God has already prepared good works for his people, and he is inviting the church to walk in them with humility, compassion, and confidence. Remember first what God has done in you before you focus on what you should do for him. Let grace become the source of your service, and look for practical ways to support and love others with generosity, prayer, and faithful action. Ask where God has already prepared good works for you to walk in with joy. Lord, thank you that we are saved by grace and created in Christ Jesus for good works you have already prepared. Keep our hearts rooted in your love so that our mission flows from gratitude instead of pressure. Teach us to serve with compassion, generosity, and courage as we love our neighbors in your name.