In this sermon, The Inn Keeper: The Man Who Missed The Moment, Pastor West reflects on the theme of recognizing greatness and the significance of moments in our lives, using the story of the birth of Christ as a backdrop. He starts by highlighting how the innkeeper missed his opportunity to welcome the Savior into his inn, symbolizing the failure to recognize divine presence amidst ordinary life. Through biblical narratives, Pastor West illustrates that God often comes to us in unlikely forms, and if we are not attentive, we can easily overlook these encounters. He urges us to be mindful of the moments in which God may be knocking at their doors, emphasizing that the innkeeper's mundane priorities led him to miss a defining moment that could have altered the narrative of history. Pastor West also delves into the idea of making room for Christ, who comes into our lives not as a guest but as the owner. He encourages us to examine our lives and be open to the transformative power of Christ when He comes knocking. He emphasizes the importance of seizing these defining and redemptive moments, suggesting that true faith requires action—opening the door to Jesus and letting Him take control. Ultimately, Pastor West calls on us to be aware of our own stories and songs that come from experiencing and recognizing God's greatness in our lives. As he closes, he invites everyone not to miss out on these moments that can lead to profound change and a deeper connection with God.