As true believers, we understand that we will make mistakes and struggle just as those in the Bible before us, realizing we all have the same battles. Resisting Satan and pleasing God—those are the only two forces in life, bad and good. Our relationship with God is the key. True believers never give up.

This sermon continues with a further six areas of change during the millennial rule of Christ.

Is there a difference between the view of the world and the view of God? How can, and why MUST success be measured to stay on track? A short overview about certain principles that can be found within success and an encouragement to apply them in life.

Hope is a necessity in the life of a Christian. Faith in a better future that lies ahead provides the needed motivation to lift our spirits and endure to the end.

The sermonette deals with a major reason why God confronts a person called out of the world with regular and varied tests. In addition, an interesting analogy with regard to the gems created by God is discussed in parallel. So what do humans and gems have in common?

Do we treat the opportunity of coming before God to give offerings as the treasure it is? Fulfilling the love Christ showed us by such a great example is the greatest kind of offering we can give to Him.

To change the course of life is no small feat. Yet, the call to repentance involves nothing less. Where can we find the inspiration to make such a fundamental change in our lives and learn to love the way of life that God commands?

We are looking at the aspects and requirements to rule under Christ in the millennium.

How many times how we seen people, quite obviously guilty, get away with the crime they’ve committed? Often through a street-wise, highly paid lawyer or through a legal loophole that’s been exploited. They got away with it.  Or did they?   This brief message looks at this question.