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Saddleback Church October 29, 2025 31s

We’re called to love fully and sincerely like Jesus, but also to live by his truth.

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  1. Our kingdom is not of this world. Our kingdom is not of this world. Followers of [music] Jesus, we we live Followers of [music] Jesus, we we live Followers of [music] Jesus, we we live for an eternal kingdom, an eternal king. for an eternal kingdom, an eternal king. for an eternal kingdom, an eternal king. And at [music] the end of this life, we And at [music] the end of this life, we And at [music] the end of this life, we stand before a living God. And if you've stand before a living God. And if you've stand before a living God. And if you've followed him with your [music] life, followed him with your [music] life, followed him with your [music] life, you'll hear well done, good and faithful you'll hear well done, good and faithful you'll hear well done, good and faithful servant. So if we're always living for servant. So if we're always living for servant. So if we're always living for applause of people and this moment right applause of people and this moment right applause of people and this moment right now, we will miss God's eternal reward now, we will miss God's eternal reward now, we will miss God's eternal reward that he wants to deposit into our

Summary

The sermon emphasizes that believers live for an eternal kingdom ruled by Jesus, not worldly pursuits. It references the prospect of standing before a living God and hearing "well done, good and faithful servant" for following Him. The practical takeaway is to live for God's eternal reward rather than seeking the temporary applause of people.

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