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The sermon explores the paradox of loving Jesus Christ without having physically seen Him, grounding this affection in His prior love for humanity and His sacrificial death on the cross. It emphasizes that faith replaces sight, allowing believers to experience joy unspeakable and full of glory despite their physical separation from the Lord. The message challenges listeners to surrender their lives to Christ as Lord and demonstrates this love through daily obedience and active evangelism. By sharing the gospel with others, Christians fulfill the command to invite the lost to 'come and see' the Savior who has transformed their own lives. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a personal decision to trust in Jesus for salvation and eternal life.

The sermon examines the grave sin of unbelief by analyzing God's lament in Numbers 14 regarding Israel's refusal to trust His promises. It highlights how unbelief is an unreasonable rejection of God's truth, driven by fear and a reliance on visible circumstances rather than divine word. The preacher emphasizes that God's patience is extensive but finite, warning that persistent distrust provokes His judgment. While addressing non-Christians with an urgent call to repentance, the message also challenges believers to overcome their own tendencies toward doubt and discontent. Finally, it urges immediate faith in Christ as the only remedy for the hardening heart.

We take some time to consider a common statement made about Jesus that seems to imply that Jesus doesn't know something?

Knowing God rightly is not merely an intellectual exercise. In this episode, Dave Jenkins explains how the knowledge of God transforms the believer's mind, strengthens trust in God's character, shapes daily obedience, and produces worship, humility, and reverence. For more from Contending for the Word Q&A, visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/contending-for-the-word-qa/

In this Weekly Watch episode, Dave Jenkins examines four trends shaping a post-truth culture: personal experience as authority, technology as a source of salvation, spirituality without biblical truth, and biblical vocabulary detached from biblical meaning. Christians are called neither to fear nor obsession, but to watchfulness rooted in the sufficient Word of God. This episode equips believers to test every claim, discern the worldview beneath cultural trends, and remain firmly anchored in Jesus Christ. For more from Contending for the Word, visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/contending-for-the-word-podcast/

Continued discussion on how we as Christians should vote in our respective country's elections.

The sermon emphasizes that faith, rather than resources or ability, is the primary driver for effective missions and Christian service. Using the biblical example of David in Psalm 143 and the historical account of Foon Lim's survival at sea, it illustrates how believers must remain outwardly diligent, inwardly determined, and upwardly dependent on God during times of darkness and trial. The message encourages listeners to maintain spiritual routines and trust in God's provision while waiting for their 'morning' of deliverance or the Lord's return. It concludes with an urgent call to salvation, asserting that only through faith in Jesus Christ can one reach the ultimate hope of heaven.