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Living Near the End (1Pet. 4:7) The sermon expounds on 1 Peter 4:7, emphasizing that the nearness of the end of all things demands a disciplined and sober Christian life. It argues that history is not random but moves toward a divine consummation where Christ returns to judge and restore creation. Believers are commanded to maintain a sound mind, avoiding vague spirituality, daydreaming, and emotional excess by grounding their thoughts in biblical truth. This spiritual sanity enables watchful prayer, which serves as the primary response to suffering and the urgency of eternity. Ultimately, recognizing that the present world is passing away should motivate Christians to live faithfully, seriously, and with hope for the coming kingdom.

This sermon outlines the believer's responsibility to share the gospel, drawing primarily from 2 Corinthians 5:14-20. The preacher identifies three key aspects of this duty: motivation through Christ's love, transformation into a new creation, and the role as an ambassador representing Jesus to the world. Emphasizing that salvation brings a radical change in perspective, the message urges Christians to live distinctively and actively witness to lost sinners. The central appeal is for believers to fulfill their obligation by presenting God's offer of reconciliation to others with urgency and integrity.

Bible Reading: John 1:29-51 (Text v43-51) 1. The simple servant that was used. 2. The simple response to skepticism. 3. The salvation that resulted. The sermon emphasizes the effectiveness of simple evangelism by examining Philip's interaction with Nathanael in John chapter one. It highlights how a new believer can share their personal testimony without needing extensive theological knowledge or engaging in debates against skepticism. The central message encourages Christians to extend the straightforward invitation 'come and see' rather than complicating the gospel with arguments or fear of rejection. This approach relies on the power of Christ's divine revelation and grace to convict hearts, as seen when Nathanael moves from doubt to confession. Ultimately, the text urges believers to actively participate in reaching the lost through faithful, uncomplicated witness.

Today, as in Christ's earthly ministry, people respond to Jesus in many ways. Some follow Him only for earthly benefits, not as a Saviour. Others reject His "hard" words about being the Bread of Life and turn away. But Peter says, "Lord, to whom shall we go? Thou hast the words of eternal life." We ask: will you walk away when Christ's claims cross your desires, or will you come to Him, feed on Him by faith, and find in Him the only One who can truly satisfy and give eternal life?

WHEN TRUTH BECOMES OPTIONAL.[The Dangerous Drift of a Deceived Generation] 2 Timothy 4:3–4 (KJV) In a world where opinions often replace God's Word, the Apostle Paul warns that people will eventually reject sound doctrine and choose teachers who tell them only what they want to hear. This message reveals the danger of abandoning biblical truth, the consequences of spiritual deception, and the urgent need to remain faithful to the unchanging Word of God. Jesus Christ is the Truth, and only those who build their lives upon Him will stand firm in a generation that has lost its moral compass. Paul reminds Timothy that his ministry is performed before Almighty God and the Lord Jesus Christ, who will one day judge every person. Therefore, a minister's responsibility is not to entertain people but to faithfully proclaim God's Word whether it is popular or unpopular. What is the greatest truth you will ever hear? God loves you so much that He sent His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, to die on the cross for your sins, to be buried, and to rise again the third day, so that everyone who repents and believes in Him can have everlasting life. The greatest lie is not simply one told by another person. The greatest lie is believing that you can reject Jesus Christ today and somehow be ready to meet Him tomorrow. The choice you make about Jesus Christ is the most important decision you will ever make, because it will determine where you spend eternity.

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The sermon exhorts believers to pursue a holy life by anchoring their conduct in four key theological motivations found in 1 Peter. It emphasises that the future hope of Christ's return, the character of God's holiness, the reality of His impartial judgment, and the costly price of redemption through Jesus' blood should drive Christian behavior. The message stresses that sanctification requires active effort and reliance on the Holy Spirit rather than passive waiting. Believers are called to gird their minds, obey God's word, and live with reverent fear in light of eternity. Ultimately, this holy living serves as a response to the immense grace and sacrifice purchased for them by Christ.

Romans 13

It is the Divine Duty & Delight of the Spirit of God to Glorify the Son of God.