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Oct 7, 2026 35 min

God's Admonition Towards Us

from Kitchener Baptist Church Hosted by Kitchener Baptist Church

This message explores the importance of not loving the world or the things within it, as commanded in 1 John 2:15-17. It emphasizes that a Christian's goal is to be closer to God, understanding that worldly desires and temptations, though seemingly good, can distract from this pursuit. The sermon highlights that God provides admonition, a loving correction, to guide believers away from sin and towards spiritual growth. This message underlines the transformative nature of salvation, where believers become new creatures in Christ, no longer desiring the things that once fulfilled them. It discusses the concept of repentance as a deep change of mind leading to a fundamental shift in direction, turning away from sin and towards God. The message warns against being double-minded, emphasizing that a divided loyalty between God and worldly pleasures leads to instability and a lack of genuine discipleship. This message encourages believers to live for God, denying themselves daily and focusing on eternal rather than temporal matters. It stresses that our actions should glorify God, not men, and that everything done for Christ will count for eternity. The sermon concludes by urging listeners to invest in things that will last, to be a testimony and a blessing, and to prioritize God's will to stand accountable before Him.

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