In today's sermon, "What Makes My Life Truly Worthy", according to the section "Summary From Last Week (#57)": Why does the world need "stronger men", however, what is the method of the gospel? In God's eyes, how is the world wrapped with false "power"? What is the deception of Satan? What does God have to do, and how did He accomplish it? What is the result of Christ's death and resurrection?
What is not the goal of our faith? What has to be done first, what happens inside of us, and how do we then grow up? What is our mission, and what happens as we proclaim the way of God's kingdom together? How are we able to bind the strong men? How do we come to know the mystery of Christ, and how does 1 Corinthians 1:21 describe this process?
In the section "And now, compelled by the Spirit, I am going to Jerusalem, not knowing what will happen to me there": Why does Paul go to Jerusalem? What is "The Spirit", and what does It do in the lives of God's saints? How does Romans 7:21-23 describe this war between two laws? How does God regard our inner beings, what does He then begin to do, and what does He make us realize? What does Romans 8:2 say about this, and what do we have to do in order to receive this new governance? Why is controlling ourselves so hard, and what does the Holy Spirit have to do? What do we need to do to receive His perfect guidance?
In the section "I only know that in every city the Holy Spirit warns me that prison and hardships are facing me. -- the task of testifying to the gospel of God's grace":
In the "Conclusion":
In "Last Words", by Ray Stedman:
In today's daily devotion, entitled - :