In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Moseley reflects on the theme of identity and the foundation of a Christian's self-understanding. Using the first two verses of 1 Timothy, he emphasizes four key truths: God as our Savior, Jesus Christ as our hope, God as our Father, and Jesus Christ as our Lord. Moseley encourages listeners to base their identity on these unchanging truths rather than on transient roles or accomplishments. He contrasts the fleeting nature of worldly identities—such as jobs, relationships, or personal failures—with the eternal stability found in being saved by God, having hope in Christ, and being a child of God. He highlights that God's love is foundational and eternal, emphasizing the joy and security believers can have in their relationship with God as both Father and Lord. The sermon encourages listeners to live in the present with confidence in their identity, looking both backward to God's saving work and forward to the hope of eternal life in Christ.
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Elder Jonathan Moseley is the Pastor at Fair Haven Primitive Baptist Church in Tifton, GA.
"Though I regularly attended services at Shoal Creek Primitive Baptist Church in Newborn, GA since my baptism in 2000, I allowed the cares of this world and the pursuit of earthly riches...
