This sermon is a continuation from the previous message and we look at seven more points – this time exclusively about God’s Word.

The attempts to force President Trump out of office through the impeachment hoax will utterly fail. Through their ill-conceived biased political maneuverings, Democrats have guaranteed that Trump will be re-elected. From a spiritual standpoint, Trump will have to stay in power until he has fulfilled his providential role. What is that role, and how do our American immigration system, the building of a third temple in Jerusalem, a new holocaust and a nuclear war against the USA come into play? And why are Americans so indifferent as to what is going on?

Can God heal—will He? Do we have the faith to be healed? Our part is to have faith and to keep on having faith—to trust God to do what He has promised.

Living a Christian life in this day and age takes a lot of hard work. God promises rest, however, to those who are obedient to Him. How can we find rest in our lives now and in the future?

For a person who has been called by God, the pathway to deeper learning and understanding can still be daunting. As our commitment to God and obedience to His commandments grows stronger, we can pray for help and understanding. This can come to us in the form of the Holy Spirit following our baptism. However, in order to grow in faith to get to this point we must rely on the bible—the complete Word of God. With God’s blessing, the Book of Isaiah offers a bridge between the Old and the New Testaments, enabling us to read and understand scriptures that in the past may have seemed locked  and confusing to us. Together we will consider several scriptures that help us make this connection and better understand that the Bible is truly our road map to salvation.

When we experience struggle, difficulty, and conflict in our lives, where can we find peace? What can we do to create more peace in our lives?

This sermon looks at the importance of words and explores seven areas where words impact on Church members’ lives today.

Some feel that President Trump is fulfilling a prophetic role in relation to the state of Israel, which is similar to the role of Cyrus, King of Persia, who helped the Jews to build the Second Temple. They say that Trump will be used to help build the Third Temple, as a prerequisite for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.  Trump seems to believe this himself.

As Christians living at this time and age, what is it that we expect? How do we view the things that are happening to us? How do we respond to the constant trials and tests that we are facing? What can we expect from God in regard to our calling and His promises? We need to have clear understanding in these matters and make sure that we are not just hearers but also implementers so that we are not caught off guard.

We ought to pray to God with boldness and with courage. We should be daring and vigorous in our expression.  This sermon shows examples of righteous people who spoke to God with boldness. But we must also be careful not to carry our “boldness” too far.

What are the steps that we should take in order for us to have proper balance, both in our physical and spiritual lives?

The world lives in utter darkness, but that must not be true for Christians. Our lives must picture and exemplify the coming true Light for all mankind; there must not be any darkness in us when we want to be lights in the world.

Maintaining a harmonious relationship with God and among brethren is absolutely necessary, but this seems to be the area in which so many fail. However, the Bible does show us how to find and keep unity—will we agree?

On his own, man seeks to answer basic questions of life through the foundation of science.  The observable universe is a standard by which all carnal theories base themselves.  We know the vanity of these pursuits and that truly important answers are found only with God.

Things—specific things—are prophesied to happen following the thousand-year rule of Jesus Christ on earth. There will be more resurrections and judgment; there will be a new universe along with a new Jerusalem; and there will be a glorious future for the Family of God.

Anyone who has ever hiked a mountain, or coastal trail has likely come upon formal or informal markers or designations such as those carefully-arranged rock stacks (cairns–to use the Scottish word) that help to guide us. Some of these markers can actually help us avoid danger if not death! Over the history of God’s people, He has provided our ancestors with the cairns necessary to reach the promised land. He even provided the pathways that the Ark of the Covenant would travel to be protected from the enemy. In this Sermonette we will explore the biblical context of this very real–life tool or construct, and its meaning in our spiritual life.

This three part series finishes with a further seven changes that will be experienced after Christ’s return – making a total of twenty changes reviewed in the way that God’s government will work in His Kingdom.

God tells us that we have to put to work what He has given us. We have to use God’s Holy Spirit to overcome and to complete the tasks that He prepared for us so that we can grow in the grace and the knowledge of Jesus Christ, which will ultimately be beneficial for everyone.

Sharing joy is as easy as wearing a smile 🙂

A look at those who overcame and the great rewards for achieving that goal.