Randal Amos

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ID 52335Apr 4, 1993

God's current activity on earth is the building of His church, not the immediate transformation of the world. Drawing from Isaiah 42, the sermon explains that God has chosen Jesus Christ to rule, but a transition period is underway where God is calling out believers to form His church, which will one day reign with Christ. This process involves saving individuals by grace through faith, making them new creations, and then equipping them for ministry and spiritual growth. The sermon concludes by emphasizing that involvement in building the church is central to God's will today, preparing believers for future reign and ultimate world transformation.

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Living in anticipation of Christ's return and the subsequent judgment seat should profoundly impact a believer's lifestyle. The sermon emphasizes that while many acknowledge Christ's coming, few allow this truth to truly influence their actions and priorities. It highlights that the Lord's return is not a cause for fear but a motivation for readiness, urging believers to focus on heavenly treasures rather than earthly possessions. This anticipation fosters endurance through suffering, faithfulness in service, and a heavenly value system for decision-making, ultimately leading to a life pleasing to God and a greater reward.

ID 52323Feb 21, 1998

Life presents two distinct paths: a broad, popular way leading to destruction and a narrow, less-traveled way leading to life. The broad road is characterized by various tempting lanes such as prosperity, pleasure, popularity, philosophy, pride in religion, and the pursuit of power, all of which ultimately lead to eternal separation from God. In contrast, the narrow road, though costly at its outset, is paved by Christ's sacrifice, offering true and eternal life. The sermon emphasizes the critical choice between these two destinations and urges listeners to enter the narrow gate by trusting in Christ's atoning work, rather than relying on their own merits or worldly pursuits.