Pic of Chaplain Jimmy Dixon praying at Penwell Knights Raceway

Do me a favor and read Romans 16…

At first glance, Romans 16 may seem like nothing more than a list of names and greetings. But if we slow down, we discover something beautiful about the kingdom of God. Before closing his letter, Paul intentionally recognized the faithful men and women who had served alongside him. Some opened their homes. Others encouraged believers, traveled, sacrificed, or quietly served behind the scenes. Each one played an important role in advancing the gospel.

That same truth is alive in the ministry of RFC today.

Never underestimate the impact of your willingness to show up, serve with joy, and point people to Jesus. A conversation in the pits, a prayer, a bottle of water offered in Christ’s name, or a simple act of kindness may become the moment God uses to change someone’s eternity.

Paul understood that ministry was never about one person. It was always about a body of believers faithfully using their gifts together. The same is true for us.  You are essential to this ministry. Every act of service strengthens the mission. Every sacrifice helps create opportunities for people to encounter Christ.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your role matters, Romans 16 gives a clear answer: it does. God sees your faithfulness, even when no one else does. He knows every mile you’ve driven, every early morning, every late night, every prayer you’ve prayed, and every act of service offered in His name.  He knows it all…

Thank you for serving. Your faithfulness is making an eternal difference, and God is using your willingness to help people discover the greatest victory of all…a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Today Matters

Chaplain Joey Keith