What does it mean to ‘suffer’ in Christ? Why do we (and why are we expected) to suffer?
Must We Suffer? | The Inquiring Christian
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5 responses to “Must We Suffer? | The Inquiring Christian”
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Amen. True words. Have a blessed 🙌 day.
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“Our duty as Christians (believers) first, is to hold steadfast to the faith. Paul, when writing to the churches, encouraged them to persevere in the faith, holding to sound doctrine and belief in the Messiah’s death and resurrection. This is our first and most important duty as a Christian”. Yes I concur to this saying as christian, we must persevere and hold unto the faith we profes.
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Amen. It is so important that we have confidence and trust in the Almighty God. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us.
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