The Good Fight Of Faith A Sermon Etc

Here is a book that will build your faith, give you confidence, and restore hope for yourself and everyone in your life. You will learn how to put your faith in God and God alone-every minute of every day. For the average Christian in the United States, faith is not part of daily life. It is possible to live for months relying on credit cards, medical professionals, insurance, the government, etc., rather than placing faith in God. Rarely do we cast ourselves upon God in naked desperation. When faith is fully understood and properly developed, it assures great victories over the evil one and all of his forces. ...I say to you, "If you have faith as a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you" (Matthew 17:20).The devoted purpose of this book is to arm you with faith that moves mountains-mountains of stress, disappointment, loneliness, burdens, and sadness. Faith ushers in peace and joy unspeakable!

This book presents a clear, biblical viewpoint of the Christian's rights and privileges in Christ and removes common misconceptions about the believer's standing in God.

Based on 1 Timothy 6:12: “Fight the good fight of faith,” this was C H Spurgeon’s final address to the students at the Pastors’ College in 1891. Identifying the great foes to be false doctrine, worldliness, and sin, he focuses on the Bible as our armoury, the sole authority for believers in all things, the Church as all being involved in the battle, and the Holy Spirit, upon whom we depend entirely for success in the warfare. The preaching ministry of C H Spurgeon saw thousands converted and he also worked tirelessly to inspire preachers to be valiant for the truth through the Pastors’ College. He knew much of the warfare of which he spoke; personal health challenges and his costly stand against doctrinal decline and compromise gave him insights which he shares here. The clarion call to active service in The Greatest Fight in the World is as relevant today as when first delivered.