Pelagianism: The Error of Human Self-Sufficiency. This is the belief that humans can achieve spiritual righteousness through their own will and effort, independent of divine grace.

Pastor Smith delivers a compelling call to view worship as a pervasive lifestyle rather than a weekly event. The sermon effectively challenges the 'consumer Christianity' mindset using relatable illustrations. However, the theological foundation for *how* this change occurs leans heavily on human willpower and scheduling, missing the crucial anchor in the Holy Spirit's regenerative power, which risks reducing discipleship to mere behavioral modification.

Biblical Parallel (Archetype): Pergamum — The sermon blends orthodox truth with minor worldly philosophies. While the Christological focus is present, the mechanism for spiritual growth relies on human scheduling and willpower rather than the supernatural work of the Spirit, creating a functional Pelagianism that compromises the sufficiency of Christ's finished work.