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Ought To Become the 8 Beatitudes Part 3
This sermon is about the last 2 beatitudes of the series. The peacemakers and those who are persecuted for righteousness sake is no ordinary beatitude whereby it requires a saint to be deeply rooted in the truth and the maturity of Spirit in his or her walk with the Lord Jesus Christ. Listen to find out more.
Ought To Become the 8 Beatitudes Part 2
In the Sunday Worship Sermon prior to this, the first three beatitudes had been discussed in detail. In this sermon, it discusses in detail the next three beatitudes of what it means by those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, those who are merciful and those who pure in heart.
Ought To Become the 8 Beatitudes Part 1
To follow Christ accurately, we must first be cultured as one of the citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven. What qualities must we have then? Jesus's first sermon on the eight beatitudes sums it all. Many people who read the eight beatitudes took it literally according to earthly perspective, but Jesus Christ meant it in a very different way. Listen to find out.
We Should Go Up, For Certainly We Could
Flee To The Mountain
This sermon is a continuation of the prior sermon, which puts Lot's fleeing from Sodom in focus. There were three places in that event. The first was the plains. The second, the city of Zoar and third, the mountains, which was the original good intended place from the Lord God for Lot to be there. These three places hold great mysteries to the spiritual influences to the saints even to this day. Do find out more.
Flee for your lives! Don't look back and don't stop anywhere in the plain!
Jesus Christ once said: "...He who loves father or mother more than Me is not worthy of Me. And he who loves son or daughter more than Me is not worthy of Me. And he who does not take his cross and follow after Me is not worthy of Me. He who finds his life will lose it, and he who loses his life for My sake will find it..." <Matthew 10:37-39>. <br /><br /> In today's sermon, the Lord has given us a very important lesson about "turning back" while following Him and one of the prominent examples which we could find in the Holy Bible is the story of Lot's family, fleeing from the destruction of the city of Sodom.
Will I Hide From Abraham What I Do
If anyone diligently follows Christ the Lord, the Lord will reveal His will, His plans and His purpose eventually. The Lord has no intention to hide anything from those whom He loves. Genesis chapter 18 brings us back to the revelation of will and plans of the Lord to Abraham; not only news of blessing, but news of salvation as well. Abraham has set an absolutely wonderful example for the follower of Christ Jesus today. If you want to know the plans of God, follow Him, even through the bottom of valleys and there will be a special grace which awaits those who walks closely with the Lord.
For There Is Greater Power With Us Than With Him
Following the Lord doesn't necessary means the sky will always be blue, the sun will always shin and no storms or troubles will ever happen to the lives of the believers. More often than not, believers will be hit by trials and tribulation, but the Lord assures those who follow Him will be exceedingly victorious. And that is what believers should ought to experience...to be exceedingly victorious. In order to do that, a believer must have right spiritual setup. The event which happened during the reign of King Hazekiah is a good example of the right spiritual setup that resulted an exceedingly victorious outcome (2 Chronicles 32: 1 - 12).
Follow! And Receive The Best of Blessings
In order to be fishers of men, Christ said, you must first follow Him (Matthew 4: 19). This week's Sabbath Sermon is about the How-To(s) of following the Lord, and there is no better example than how Elisha closely followed Elijah before Elijah was about to be taken back to Heaven (2 Kings 2: 1 - 12). When we have decided to follow the Lord, there will definitely be obstacles in front of us. But what lies ahead is the double portion of spiritual strength that awaits those who follow Him diligently.
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