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We highly suggest that you READ the TEXT at the link below, as you listen to the audio above. https://gracegems.org/2026/ Feel free to FORWARD this gem to others!

Why diligent, regular, studious Bible study is vital.

This sermon or treatise can be found in the book Practical Religion, chapter 5. The manuscript is attached here so you can finish reading it yourself. Due to its length, I will just be reading the first half. This is a VITAL subject. It is only by the Spirit using the Word of God that the Christian is equipped to do the work he is called to and to have discernment to be able to identify false doctrine.

Ryle's sermon entitled Freedom demonstrates to us that the most important kind of freedom is spiritual, the freedom only Christ can give.

In reviews, magazines, newspapers, lectures, essays, and sometimes even in sermons, people are incessantly waging war against the very foundations of Christianity. Reason, science, geology, anthropology, modern discoveries, free thought, and more are all boldly asserted to be on their side. No educated person, we are constantly told nowadays, can really believe in miracles or that the Bible is completely true and inspired by God.

This passage presents a sobering yet hopeful vision of the end times, emphasizing that global turmoil—war, natural disasters, and celestial signs—will precede Christ's return, underscoring that peace and unity are not the world's destiny until His final coming. It calls believers to steadfast faith, reminding them that persecution, betrayal, and suffering are not anomalies but expected marks of discipleship, rooted in the reality that the world will always oppose those who belong to Christ. Yet amid this tribulation, a profound promise is given: not a single hair of the believer's head shall perish, a figurative assurance that while earthly losses are inevitable, the soul's eternal security in Christ remains unshaken. The true Christian, therefore, is called to prioritize the Kingdom of God above all, finding refuge in Christ's unbreakable love and enduring promise, knowing that no earthly trial can sever the bond between the believer and God. This message balances realism about the world's hostility with unwavering confidence in divine protection and ultimate victory.

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We finish the second part of Ryle's treatise - Are You Fighting? The Christian life is a fight, a struggle, a war and must not be passive.

The nature, purpose, and benefits of the Lord's supper. No Christian should absent themselves from the Lord's table.