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In today's message, Prem emphasizes the importance of "looking unto Jesus" as the foundation of our faith. He discusses key themes such as having a heavenly vision, running the spiritual race, and striving to win Christ. Prem highlights that Jesus is the author and finisher of our faith, urging believers to fix their eyes on Him and seek things above, as our citizenship is in heaven. He contrasts the perspectives of Abraham and Lot, illustrating how vision influences choices. The message encourages believers to cast off weights and sins that hinder their spiritual race, emphasizing patience and endurance. Prem also stresses the significance of spiritual discipline, likening it to the preparation of soldiers and athletes. He reminds us that true riches are found in Christ, not material wealth, and that trials and temptations serve a purpose in our spiritual growth. The call to be temperate in all aspects of life—eating, sleeping, and speaking—is underscored, as is the need for a quiet spirit. Ultimately, the joy set before us is the hope of eternal life with Christ, motivating us to persevere in our faith journey.

Outline of Main Points

Looking unto Jesus as the foundation of faith
Heavenly vision and citizenship in heaven
Contrast between Abraham and Lot's perspectives
Running the spiritual race wi

Seeing Him Who is Unseen