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The sermon emphasizes that Christians possess a “living hope” grounded in God’s mercy, new birth, and Jesus’ resurrection. This hope assures us of an eternal, unchanging inheritance in heaven and sustains us through trials, which refine and validate our faith. In the present, this hope brings security, joy in suffering, and a deep love for Christ despite not having seen Him.

 

Through communion, we are reminded that God’s new covenant is not only with His people collectively but also with each of us personally, a promise of forgiveness and relationship, sealed through Jesus’ sacrifice.

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