Some say there are 3 main problems in life. First is, “Where are men from?” We are created by God and He is the Lord of our lives.

All of us are humans and we all live in this world. The days of our lives on this earth, day by day, year by year, it passes. Our lives are the number of days in our lives, which makes up our whole life. In this road of our lives, we come and go, we live and die. This coming and going is all life, where you come from and where you go. For this road of life, we need to think about it so that we are able to understand God’s salvation and the reason why we live in this world. In the Bible often talks about this way of life. For example, Jesus says to walk the path of salvation and not the path of destruction. Won’t some people ask, “Aren’t there 2 paths in this world? One that leads to salvation and one that leads to destruction?”

But all of us have this one road of life. How do we walk this road of life? When we’re born, we don’t know how to walk. When we slowly grow up, we learn to walk. We walk and fall, and maybe we need to hang on to something and sometimes we need someone to hold us. As we grow older, we start to study and we have this road of education. From kindergarten all the way to university to get your doctorate (and you might even go overseas to study). You also learn a lot from this road of life. After you graduate you need to find a job. Then you have this path of work because it follows your interest. Whether you’re an engineer or someone good in science, or you’re someone in the medical industry, everyone’s road is different.

The church has 10 articles of faith and we keep them so that we can be saved. On the other hand, these same teachings keep us in the faith. They are more than things or rituals to be kept. They are, to us, a way of life. This sermon will discuss rest.

Luke 22:60-62
The Lord Jesus turned and looked at Peter, causing memories in Peter to be evoked. It was this memory that caused Peter to weep bitterly.

Everyone of us have our own families. From young, our parents brought us up. Or perhaps you have established your own new family. The Bible places special emphasis on families. In Genesis, God created Adam, then Eve, and placed them in the Garden of Eden to establish a family. The Bible also gives several illustrations of various families - some are model families, some are corrupt families. Some are blessed by God.