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What can Christians expect when they live out the gospel?

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Christians can expect both opposition and assurance of God's presence as they bear witness to the gospel.

Living out the gospel means embracing both its blessings and its challenges. As Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 4, believers will likely face persecution, rejection, and sorrow akin to what Christ experienced. Yet, Paul also assures Christians that while they may be troubled or cast down, they will never be forsaken by God. This duality offers both a realism about the trials of faith and a confidence in God's sustaining power. The suffering endured for the sake of the gospel is a light affliction compared to the glory that awaits, driving believers to live boldly amidst opposition and to keep their eyes fixed on the eternal promise of God.
Scripture References: 2 Corinthians 4:8-9, Romans 8:18

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Ian Potts · Jun 10, 2018
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