Kept By The Power Of God

This sermon explores the Christian themes of hope and assurance, emphasizing that God has instilled in humanity a desire for hope and security, which cannot be fully satisfied by worldly things. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:5, the speaker addresses both believers and non-believers, encouraging them to find true hope and assurance in Jesus Christ. The sermon highlights the context of early Christians facing persecution, underscoring God’s power to protect and preserve both the believer and their heavenly inheritance. It examines three key prepositions—“by,” “through,” and “unto”—to illustrate God’s power as the source, faith as the means, and salvation as the ultimate goal. The message emphasizes active faith, trust in Christ, and the transformative love that grows through a relationship with Him, offering peace and security amidst life’s trials.