Sermons on Hope (Page 3)
Following Paul’s discussion of the whole armor of God, he concludes with a reminder that we have within our power the strongest weapon God provides in our spiritual battle with the world.
After paying tribute to the power of Scripture in verse 12, the writer reminds us of the unlimited power of the nature of God, that not one of us can escape His notice.
The sharing of the good news of Jesus is seen even in the words of an angel at the empty tomb.
We have been studying “end times” and what is going to happen at the end of the world. One of the great questions is what does the Bible teach about what happens to man following death.
Hope is an important part of our well-being in this life. However, many things we put our hope in fail and disappoint us. In our lesson today, we will examine the Christian’s “living hope” (a hope that does not die or disappoint).
It seems that everyone wants to be rich. God gives everyone who truly believes in Him and obeys Him unthinkable riches.