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In February of 1892, the SCOUTS gave a decision on a contract matter in the case Church of Holy Trinity v. United States.
In this decision, Justice Davide Brewer wrote in part,
“America is a Christian nation...”
As believers in the Unites States, we do have much for which to be thankful.
But, what happens if and when the freedoms that we have come so used to enjoying are no longer there?
What happens when changes come…and they will!
Believers must be prepared to face the fiery trials of life and of the faith.
QUESTION: How ought believers respond when persecution and suffering come into our lives?
Believers can be prepared to do this by remembering and practicing several things:
DON’T BE SURPRISED (12)
James 1
REJOICE (13)
COUNT YOURSELF AS BLESSED (14)
BE VIGILANT (15)
NEVER BE ASHAMED (16)
UNDERSTAND GOD’S PLAN (17-18)
Judgement “from” God’s house is the idea being conveyed here
Judgement is what is mentioned.
There is a difference between judgement and punishment
ENTRUST YOUR SOUL TO GOD (19)
CONCLUSION:
Charles Simeon said, “We must not mind a little suffering.”
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