This sermon explores the Christian call to labor for the church, drawing primarily from Philemon verses four through seven. It establishes that salvation is by grace through faith, but genuine faith inevitably produces good works directed toward fellow believers. The speaker emphasizes that this labor is rigorous and should increase over time, illustrated by the enduring impact of Philemon's past actions. Additionally, the message encourages a shift in prayer life from predominantly petitionary requests to thankful adoration, mirroring the Apostle Paul's example. Ultimately, believers are urged to serve Christ through service to His people with persistent love and gratitude.

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The Saviour promises believing people, sometimes even from childhood and those in the prime of their lives, that He will not forsake them, even to old age. Making the Gospel known and living it out is a work for young and old together. The same promises graciously provided at the start to a believer are equally graciously continued to the end. To read the article: https://www.tbsbibles.org/page/Grayheaded To learn more about TBS: https://www.tbsbibles.org/ This article was written by Pastor Michael Harley and narrated using artificial intelligence.

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