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Sermon for 11-2-25, Pastor Mark Goble

Discover what it truly means to be a saint and understand your identity in Christ this All Saints Sunday. Many Christians struggle with the concept of sainthood, thinking it requires perfection or extraordinary acts. This message explores the biblical truth that believers are already saints through faith in Jesus Christ alone, not through human achievement or religious performance.Learn about two different reactions people have when considering eternal life and why confidence in salvation leads to better Christian living. Explore how the New Testament presents eternal life as a certainty for believers, not a surprise, and examine difficult Bible passages that seem to make salvation conditional. Understand why you don't need to be a biblical scholar or perform miracles to be considered a saint in God's eyes.This teaching redefines what miraculous service looks like according to Christ's standards rather than worldly expectations. Simple acts of service like sending encouraging cards, preparing meals for those in need, using your professional skills to help others, or opening your home to someone who needs help are all miraculous in God's perspective. The message includes practical examples of modern-day saints living among us who demonstrate faith through humble service.Key topics covered include salvation by grace through faith, assurance of eternal life, biblical sainthood, Christian service, All Saints Sunday meaning, identity in Christ, and practical Christian living. Whether you're struggling with doubts about your salvation or wondering how to live out your faith more confidently, this message provides biblical encouragement and practical application.Perfect for anyone seeking to understand their Christian identity, grow in assurance of salvation, or find inspiration for serving others. This All Saints Sunday message will challenge you to live with confidence in what Christ has accomplished and transform how you view both your eternal destiny and daily service to others.