The Believer's Payday J. D. Faust and so little self-sacrifice by

and so little self-sacrifice by professing Christians

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it is the bringing of sons into glory

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leaving a rich legacy of reclaimed spiritual truth

The Believer's Payday J. D. Faust and so little self-sacrifice by224 pgs. According to the Scriptures, how a believer lives right now impacts the results of that "payday" the appearance before the Judgment Seat of Christ. Understanding the subject of rewards, which was frequently discussed by Christ and His apostles, is critical for developing a biblical worldview and for producing endurance in the Christian life. The study examines many scriptures that promise significant rewards to the faithful, diligent child of