As believers fully justified and being sanctified, we must turn our attention to obedience to the Father's will.

The divine call of the Christian is to live a life that selflessly honors and serves God in all we do.

If Christ required you to give up all worldly possessions to follow Him, would you do it cheerfully, or would it be painful and hard?

Through God's surpassing greatness, power, and glory we are given the Holy Spirit to strengthen and hold fast to our faith in Christ.

Perhaps one of the hardest things for us believers to grasp is the assurance of our salvation.

As citizens of God’s heavenly household, we all are being fitted together and growing into a holy temple in the Lord.

Through God’s grace, mercy and unmerited salvation, we are now able to do good works, and those works were planned in advance for us to do.

Just as a dead man can do nothing to help his condition, neither can we do anything to save ourselves.

When we believe the gospel, God sets His seal upon us, marking us as His for eternity.

One of the most joyful promises in Scripture is the assurance of our salvation.

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