Could God Be Calling You to be a Philadelphian Christian?

Could God Be Calling You to be a Philadelphian Christian?
Dr. Bob Thiel

Could God be calling you? Do you need God's calling and Christ's Spirit to truly be a real Christian? Does predestination have to do with who is being called? Are Christians to change, be diligent, and support the work? Are Christians prophesied to become kings and priests after Jesus returns? Are people predestined to be lost? Do YOU have a choice if God may be calling you? Are true Christians supposed to imitate Jesus and the Apostle Paul? Is the gospel of the kingdom of God to be preached to the world as a witness or to convert the world according to Jesus' words in Matthew 24:14? Are Christians supposed to obey the word of God and know the truth? Does church history provide information to help us better know what the original faith was and how early Christians understood what the New Testament taught? Are Christians to be all in, and not simply lukewarm? If Christians are saved by grace, are they rewarded according to works? Should Christians live as ambassadors in this world? Is it acceptable to bury our talents? Did Jesus tell the bulk of end time Christians, known as Laodiceans, that He would vomit them if they did not repent? Does God hold you responsible for what you know? Should you learn more so that you can teach and instruct many? Might Philadelphian Christians be the target of persecutions in Revelation 12:13-16 and Daniel 11:30-35? How is the Continuing Church of God preparing for the short work of Romans 9:28? Does God have a plan for those not being called in this age? Are Christians supposed to get wisdom, get understanding, and give love? Are some of God's people called volunteers when Jesus returns? Dr. Thiel addresses these issues and more in this sermon.

A related free eBook is available titled 'Is God Calling You?' URL: IsGodCallingYou.pdf

An article of related interest could be 'Preparing for the 'Short Work' and The Famine of the Word' URL: Preparing for the 'Short Work' and The Famine of the Word

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