We are, with Peter, born again into an ever-active anticipation (expectation) of a heavenly inheritance. Our duty is to reflect on this, resulting in security and loyalty to Christ. Here also is the testing and refining of faith.
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Great Sermon! Most encouraging message, and excellent handling of the key phrases from this passage in first Peter. I particularly liked your handling of the word “reserved“, as well as “fadeth not away“. Very useful illustrations, thank you very much.
Dr Peter Masters has been pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle in central London since 1970. These sermons have been preached to packed congregations including very many young people, and many have been aired on the Tabernacle's twice-weekly television programme seen throughout...