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To be resolute is to be determined, pointed, earnest. Jesus was resolute in his purpose to “seek and save the lost,” (Luke 19:10) and when the time came, he “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (Luke 9:51).

To be resolute is to be determined, pointed, earnest. Jesus was resolute in his purpose to “seek and save the lost,” (Luke 19:10) and when the time came, he “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (Luke 9:51).

To be resolute is to be determined, pointed, earnest. Jesus was resolute in his purpose to “seek and save the lost,” (Luke 19:10) and when the time came, he “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (Luke 9:51).

We should learn from and imitate Paul and Barnabas as faithful servants of Christ, no matter what the cost.

Since God is glorified in the salvation of His elect, He wants us boldly to proclaim the gospel, even though it divides people.

When we share the gospel, we engage the enemy of souls in spiritual combat, so we must be prepared for spiritual battle.

The main business of the church is to obey the Holy Spirit in promoting God’s glory among the nations by sending out workers called by God to preach the gospel.

Since God is almighty, no force can stop the spread of His gospel according to His purpose.

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