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The theme of his message revolves around the faithfulness of God in the coming of His King, highlighting that faith is foundational to spiritual life. He references Luke 18:8, questioning whether the Son of Man will find faith upon His return. Hoseah explains that the faith sought by Christ is genuine, tested, and enduring, ultimately leading to the salvation of souls. He illustrates this with examples from the Gospels, where Jesus commends the great faith of a centurion and a Canaanite woman. Hoseah stresses that faith is a divine gift, originating from God, and that it is essential for God's work to be accomplished. He encourages believers to trust in God's faithfulness, citing various scriptures that affirm God's unchanging nature. The message concludes with a call to have faith in God's promises, assuring that He will complete the work He has begun in His people.

Outline of Main Points

Gratitude for God's presence and faithfulness
Importance of humility and collective learning in Christ
The theme: God's faithfulness in the coming of His King
Faith as foundational to spiritual life
Examples of great faith from the Gospels
Faith as a divine gift from God
Encouragement to trust in God's faithfulness
Affirmation of God's promises and His work in believers

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In Matthew 16:28-17:8, Brother Sparks discusses the significance of the transfiguration of Jesus, emphasizing its importance in the context of God's plan. He notes that this event is a focal point in Scripture, linking the past and future of God's kingdom. Jesus took Peter, James, and John to witness His transfiguration, showcasing moral perfection and glory, which are essential characteristics of the kingdom. The transfiguration serves as an object lesson, illustrating the nature of the kingdom as one of spiritual

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