Our sovereign God delivers His people from the worst imaginable fire; namely, the fires of hell. Those He’s saved are called to be faithful to Him in the midst of all trials, knowing that He’s with us as we live as exiles awaiting final redemption.

Our God, who is sovereign over raising up and removing kings and kingdoms, reveals that He will ultimately replace all human kingdoms with an everlasting kingdom. Such a message is wonderful for news for all of God’s people who live in a fallen world that is currently in rebellion against God.

God is not only sovereign over kings and kingdoms, but also the movement/placing of His faithful people in the world to accomplish His good plans. He leads us and gives us all we need to persevere in faithfulness and fulfill the role He’s given us.

Christians can trust God no matter what’s going on in our lives. We can find encouragement in the reality that He is sovereign, His Kingdom is eternal, and His plans cannot and will not be thwarted.

Our ultimate satisfaction should be found in Christ.

Christians who have experienced the amazing grace of God want to be generous with our lives as God has been so generous to us.

Jesus commands His followers to make disciples of all the nations. We must, therefore, repent of any “mission omission” and resolve to live our lives on mission for Christ.

Man's primary purpose is to glorify God and enjoy him forever. As such, Christians are called to fight for joy/happiness in everything we do.

Christians live prayerful lives. Our aim is not to be noticed and acclaimed by others, but to grow in relational reliance upon our loving heavenly Father, who cares for His children, answers our prayers, and ultimately rewards us with eternal life.

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