Jesus advances His kingdom through faithful churches by empowering, vindicating, and protecting them, but calls them to hold fast until the end to inherit eternal life.

Jesus advances His kingdom through faithful churches by empowering, vindicating, and protecting them, but calls them to hold fast until the end to inherit eternal life.

Jesus Christ is fully man and fully God, who came to redeem His people.

The Church must evaluate their spiritual estate, so they can fulfill their spiritual calling.

The Church must deal with false teachers so that they may avoid judgment and rule with the King.

Churches must deal with worldliness in their midst as our effectiveness and eternity depends upon it.

In order to boldly and faithfully persevere, the church must have the proper spiritual perspective.

The church must persevere in both doctrinal and relational faithfulness to maintain her witness and inherit eternal life.

Churches are to live courageously in light of our Resurrected Lord.

Churches have knowledge of Christ's sovereignty and promise of return so they will remain faithful.

The church perseveres when she knows, obeys and worships the Sovereign Creator King.

Christians who sit under sound doctrine respond by living self controlled lives that adorn God's saving work.

Persevering well the trials of Christian life is a result of Godly wisdom.

It is the gospel alone that produces regeneration and enables holy living.

God is righteous and glorified in both His mercy and justice, and in His choice of either.

God is faithful to His Word because it is dependent upon Him and not us.

Our morals reflect a heart of devotion or abandonment and will enjoy God's blessing or receive His wrath.

Believers respond with unquestioning obedience when they understand God rightly judges evil and preserves a remnant by grace.

Believers take comfort amid evil knowing God resolves to preserve a remnant, provide a deliverer and judge His enemies.

Understanding our fallen estate and God's saving work will result in a life of worship.

God has designed marriage as a picture of the gospel.

Elders must silence and rebuke false teachers who teach false doctrine for their own gain.

Understanding Christ's sacrifice and shame will drive us to joyfully identify with Him and live holy lives.

The church glorifies God because it is equipped, exhorted and expected to persevere through Jesus Christ.

The church is to remember her faithful dead, avoid the strange and obey her elders on the journey home.

Believers are witnesses who proclaim His Resurrection and are protected until their testimony is finished.

The church proclaims the name of Jesus as the only means of salvation.

The church gratefully worships by guarding her heart, knowing God will protect and provide for His own.

The church is to show gratitude for Christ's sacrifice by loving through hospitality and ministry.

The church draws near in grateful worship because our kingdom will not be shaken when our Savior returns as Judge.

The church draws near in joyful worship because God is now approachable through Christ's atoning work.

Finishing well means staying the course, strengthening the weak, pursuing the wandering and protecting the flock.

The church faithfully endures persecution knowing it is the Father’s loving discipline designed to produce holiness.

Holding fast to sound doctrine, while protecting it, preaching it and reminding God's people of it, will produce godliness in the lives of God's people.

Christ is the ultimate example and enabler of endurance for His persecuted church.

Genuine faith experiences persecution yet stays true to Christ till the end, and thus is assured salvation.

The church needs a consistent faith that speaks God’s Word and serves God’s people.

Those who trade the truth for a lie need the gospel.