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Topic: Rewards


  • 3 - Motivations for Serving God     Podcast
    Why do we as Christians serve God? Why should we serve God? Many have probably never paused to consider their motives.

  • 9 - Why Teach About Rewards?
    The word reward (misthos) comes from the Greek word for pay or wages. While salvation is absolutely free, rewards are clearly earned.

  • 68 - Comparing the Two Coming Judgments
    Many Bible interpreters assume there is only one judgment at the end of the age, a judgment that separates believers from unbelievers. This causes major problems in harmonizing some Scriptures.

  • 97 - Who Are the Overcomers in Revelation 2-3?
    In the seven letters to the churches of Revelation chapters 2-3, the overcomers can be seen as either 1) all believers who are promised entrance into the kingdom, or 2) individual believers who overcome trials and are promised rewards in the kingdom and in eternity. The churches and their problems are obviously familiar and thus contemporary with the apostle John, the author, but the exhortations are relevant for all times.

  • 98 - The Rewards for Overcomers in Revelation 2-3
    There are two ways to view the rewards to the overcomers in Revelation chapters 2 and 3. The recurring phrase “to him who overcomes” suggests Jesus is not making promises to every person in the church, but only to certain individuals. Though some rewards are a bit enigmatic, there is some biblical evidence that can help us interpret them.

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