Jude calls upon the saints to persevere, but he uses the phrase: 'Keep yourselves in the love of God.' What does that mean? Can Christians ever fall outside the love of God? Why does God warn His people of apostasy if none of His people will ever fall away? Jude describes what perseverance looks like: (1) Building ourselves up on our most holy faith, (2) praying in the Spirit, and (3) looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life.
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“ A Must Hear Sermon! ” God said, “Comfort ye, comfort ye my people”! [Isa 40:1] This is exactly what Pastor Arden Hodgins does in this wonderful sermon. A sermon on the assurance of salvation. But at the same time a sermon which sets forth the need for exhortations and warnings. Using the analogy of an earthly parent and his child Brother Hodgins wonderfully sets forth the concern and care of our Heavenly Father and his protection over us.
He reminds us that – “Perseverance is not the condition but the evidence of our salvation and God will never let one of his children slip through his fingers”. He warns, “You don’t have a vacation from sanctification, if you are not making progress you are regressing.” This is a true saying and worthy of all acceptation!
A truly comforting and motivating sermon. You must hear this to know what it means to ‘keep yourselves in the love of God’.
