“All who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution.” (I Timothy 4:12) Suffering for Christ’s Kingdom should be considered a privilege. And it is inevitable for the serious servant of God. We need to embrace suffering and seek to live a life of faith. Even as Jesus suffered personal loss, he still selflessly fed and healed people.
Suffering for the Kingdom's Sake
The fifth message in our winter 2020 series at Centerpoint Church.
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