We can easily be sidetracked if we are not fully focussed on what we are trying to achieve. Satan can use others – and our own lack of faith – to steer us off course which is his aim in life. He can’t be in the Kingdom of God and he wants to divert as many as he possibly can from achieving that goal and we can fall into his trap if we are not close to, and remain close to God. Will you be here next year? The answer is a resounding yes if you want to, and by staying close to God and His church, you will succeed. If any today don’t follow through and keep the way of life to which we have been called, they can be in grave danger and may not be here next year. Please be careful, stay close to God always and endure to the end as we are admonished to do, and you will be here at the Feast next year.

As we get closer to the return of Christ, Satan is more and more angry, especially with God’s people. He will try and get us to give up in many areas of our lives. How can we make sure that we are not swayed by this? There is much training that we need to do on a consistent basis to make sure that we don’t give up.

God’s plan has involved the action of creation from the very beginning, and will continue into the future. During the present time, He expects industriousness from the Church as well. It takes resources from the generous offerings of the brethren to put God’s plan into action.

Jesus said that the hour is coming in which all who are in the graves will hear His voice. This Last Great Day—the Eighth Day of the Feast—pictures a time when those still dead will be resurrected and give account to God.

The very core of loving others is our willingness to forgive, and this is a character trait we need to make grow. Our readiness to forgive people will define our relationship with God.

How was the world created? Was there a beginning? Did the world create itself out of nothing? The Word of God, the Bible, has a lot to say about this and does have the answer. In the World Tomorrow, everyone will know the truth about creation!

In our everyday life, we may be able to depend upon man or machine to get us by, but it can be hit or miss. But when it comes to living a Christian life, there is only one sure dependable source for the best guidance we can possibly have. This is God.

When God has called a man to salvation and he has become assured of that calling, then it is important to respond to it in the right way. But what means this? The sermonette gives the answer and also shows how it is possible to anchor the calling at three main objectives.

The Bible talks a lot about walls and shows us their importance. We will discuss how walls were important but also how they are relevant to our lives today. We must continue to build our spiritual walls up.