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22 resources referencing 1 John 2:12
The sermon titled 'For Jesus' Sake' explores the story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9 as a powerful illustration of God's grace extended to us not because of our merit but for Jesus' sake. It…
The sermon encourages believers to serve God with enthusiasm and dedication at every stage of life, whether young or old. It highlights biblical examples like Caleb, Moses, Anna, David, and Daniel to…
The sermon "Growing In God's Word" emphasizes the spiritual growth of believers as a process involving different stages: fathers (mature believers), young men (vigorous fighters in the faith), and…
The sermon explores the concept of growth in grace, emphasizing that spiritual growth is not a linear progression but involves stages likened to seasons: spring, summer, winter, and harvest. It…
The sermon explores the concept of the 'picture-perfect family' as described in 1 John 2, emphasizing the spiritual family of God composed of forgiven sinners who grow in knowledge, strength, and…
The sermon explores Matthew 18, emphasizing humility as essential for entering the Kingdom of Heaven, likening believers to little children who must be converted and humble. It discusses the reality…
The sermon addresses the common struggle of guilt over sin among believers and emphasizes the importance of understanding God's character and motives. It highlights that God does not forsake His…
The sermon expounds on the doctrine of the perseverance of the saints, emphasizing that salvation is a permanent relationship established by God's sovereign election and sustained by Christ's…
The sermon focuses on 1 John 2:12-14, emphasizing the assurance of forgiveness, the knowledge of God, and the overcoming of the enemy through abiding in God's word. The preacher explains that John…
The sermon emphasizes the profound hope found in God's faithfulness to His name, even when believers face repeated failure and sin. It highlights that God's actions toward His people are motivated by…