In this sermon, we review examples in the Bible on how individuals can lose their crowns. In order to keep our crowns, we must maintain an ongoing effort of living a life pleasing to God!

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Jesus Christ will come and rule on earth for 1000 years. He will be King of Kings and will reign with those who are resurrected at His second coming. He has not been crowned as of yet. When does His…

The New Testament describes two different crowns. What are they and how do they apply to my life and the Kingdom? Revelation 3:11 warns us to "Hold fast what you have, that no one may take your crown"? What does…

For those who love God, there is a crown laid in store for them. What does one have to do to ensure that crown will be there for them? I Corinthians 13 lays out some steps we need to take…

Paul, in 1 Corinthians 9, uses the analogy of running in a race so as to win an imperishable crown. Sometimes runners stumble and fall, as we all do in our own Christian race. Applying this lesson to our preparation…

What must we do to secure our crown of eternal life that Christ has reserved for us.

We hold fast the revealed word of God in the very mind of Christ, but we will lose our grip if we are not aware of influences at work in this age that threaten our crowns.

The central meaning of the fall Holy Days is one of hope, deliverance and a crown for everyone. Let's explore this further today beginning in Romans 8:19.

The bible compares our Christian journey to running a race. Our spiritual race can be tiring and very difficult at times, but we are encouraged to remember the prize that God will give to all who endure – eternal life!