How can we stand firm in God in the most difficult of times? We stand firm by fixing our hope steadfastly on the future of God's grace through Jesus Christ. We can have a sound mind predicated in a lively hope. This hope's greatest element is the assurance of our salvation.

Our duty to the Saviour is to believe on Him. This faith is followed immediately with obedience to Him and His Word. The end result of faith and obedience is praising Him. He truly is worthy.

Though Jan Hus began his life in ignominy in Bohemia, he finished his life well-known throughout Europe for his stand for the Scriptures. God used this man of humble origin to maintain and spread the truth of the Word of God. Through his ministry, the common people of England and Europe clamored ever more loudly for the Word of God.

God gives believers opportunities to serve Him, and all too often, we forget who He is. Instead of trusting in His might to provide, we turn back from battle because of the giants of this world. God gives the opportunity, and we turn our back to it.

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is a divine act with eternal implications. It affirms Jesus' victory over death, provides promises of eternal life, and necessitates an individual choice to follow Him. The truth of Christ's resurrection dramatically transforms the life of every believer.

What is the Gospel? It is vital that we know what the Gospel of Jesus Christ really is in order that we properly and accurately witness to the lost souls around us. It is not simply good news or God's Love. It is the story of mankind's sinfulness and God's great love that gifted mankind a way to spend eternal life with Him. To hear the full sermon, please visit https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/323251715512787

The believer has a duty to the Saviour. Jesus Christ is our foundation. It is He that we lean on not only for salvation, but also for sanctification. It is our duty to be building on this foundation properly.

John Wycliffe was driven by a desire to have the common Englishman read God's Word in order to know truth from error. His team gave England its first Bible written in what was called "Middle English". Though he did not live to see the Word of God translated from the Greek and Hebrew, John Wycliffe served as the catalyst to further Bible translation. Hence, he is given the moniker of "the Morningstar of the Reformation".

Why does the church need a Pastor? They have the same Spirit and the same Word of God. Yet, man has a proclivity to roam from God, and the pastor has been given by God to the local church to shepherd that local flock of God to keep them from roaming.

A chief part of worshipping our god is bringing glory to Him. So, it is a fair question to ask, "How do you bring glory to God?" There are many ways, but they can all be summed up in one sentence. The believer brings glory to God by continually surrendering to God and His Word.