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This sermon explores practical ways to respond to suffering with godliness, drawing primarily from the book of Ruth. It instructs believers to focus on the work God has placed before them and to resist entitlement by recognizing that all blessings are unmerited grace. Additionally, it calls Christians to demonstrate godliness toward those who suffer through prayer, generous provision, and protective care for their dignity. The message emphasizes that while suffering is real, Jesus Christ provides the ultimate hope and purpose, transforming thorny paths into joyful ends through His sacrifice.

Scripture: John 1:35-42; 6:66-69; 13:36-38; 18:15-18, 25-27; 21:15-21 Text: 1 Peter 1:1-2 Sermon Blessed Already by Peter's Opening Words in 1 Peter 1. How able God is to save and to change 2. How great God is as Triune Saviour God 3. How rich God is in His care for His own

Text: Matthew 25:31-46