Powerful Sermon: How Patience Leads to Perseverance

The sermon explains why God allows suffering in His children, emphasizing three key reasons:

  1. To strengthen and perfect our faith in Him, helping us grow to spiritual maturity. It serves as training to equip us for fulfilling our purpose on earth.
  2. To rescue us from the dangers of pride and self-exaltation, teaching us humility.
  3. To correct us and turn us away from our evil ways, reminding us that our sins carry consequences.

The sermon was delivered on December 11, 2022, at CFF Donholm.

Follow the link to hear the sermon: https://youtu.be/iXxVJe3fh3U



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