I Wanna Be a Weldon
A Weldon is someone living today for the words Jesus promised: "Well done, good and faithful servant."
What is a Weldon?
- A Weldon says yes to Jesus — not just a label, but a life turned toward Him.
- A Weldon lives for eternal reward — the joy of hearing "well done" from the One who matters most.
- A Weldon uses what God gave faithfully — time, gifts, and love invested on purpose.
- A Weldon wants their life to honor God — making choices today that line up with that future "well done."
What do you want Jesus to say?
In life we set goals — they don't just happen; we work at them. One day, if people gathered to remember you, what would you want them to say? Even more: when you stand before God, what do you want to hear? If it's "Well done," you can live for that today.
Why it matters
Life is a gift — and it's short
We get a finite number of days. What you invest in shapes what lasts.
Eternity is real
Jesus invites us into life with Him. The greatest aim is hearing His approval forever.
Every choice shapes who you become
What you care about and who you walk with quietly trains your heart.
Say yes to Jesus
God loves you. Jesus lived, died, and rose so you could be forgiven, made alive, and walk with Him. If you're ready to respond, it starts with a truthful yes.
Admit
Admit to God that you've missed the mark and need His forgiveness.
Believe
Believe Jesus is Lord, died for your sin, and rose again victorious.
Confess
Confess Jesus as your Savior and the leader of your life.
Live for well done
Faith in Jesus saves us — and following Him shapes a life Heaven can celebrate.
Walk with God
Prayer, Scripture, and daily presence — a real relationship with the Father.
Love God & people
Heart, soul, mind, strength — and your neighbor too. Everything flows from love.
Use what He gave you
Faithfulness with gifts, time, and resources matters to Him.
Help others know Jesus
Share Good News — invite others toward the same "well done" hope.
I wanna be a Weldon. Do you?
Today is a good day to say yes to Jesus and live for His "well done."