Messages on Sacrifice | Rev. Dr. David Antwi

There is a certain level of glory that follows suffering. Christ suffered to give us an example of how we should also suffer. If you don’t have a mindset to suffer for doing God’s work, you will never be useful in the hands of God.  When you are suffering for Jesus, it brings you into closer fellowship with Him.

Why Christians Suffer - Part 1: Don't Waste Your Suffering - 1 Peter 4 : 1-3

Suffering is a necessary requirement in our journey to glory. Glory always follows our suffering. For us to utilise our suffering, we must have an attitude of endurance. Your suffering has an assignment and purpose, don’t waste it. Arm yourself with the mindset that if you are partaking in Christ’s suffering, you will also partake in the eternal glory and blessings that are ahead.

Why Christians Suffer - Part 2: Don't Waste Your Suffering - 1 Peter 4 : 1-3

The way of the cross was not accidental, it was planned, programmed, purposeful and prophesied from times of old. The cross was not incidental or accidental, it was a necessity. The suffering of Christ was a necessary aspect of His job on earth.

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