This is a reminder of the two sources of security, of our human and our mind.
In a world where we are overwhelmed by the addiction and the reckless living, this message brings us back to the foundation that the Spirit of the Holy Spirit says, Flee to the Lord Jesus Christ.
This is spoken of here, it's not emotional comfort or positivity. It's the peace of God that keeps guiding us, the heart and the mind, as taught in the Bible. But it only connects the loss of hope in Jesus' words to the loss of faith.
When our hope is gone, people no longer value their purity in life or our future. This explains why we are experiencing recklessness, self-destruction, and we judge this regard for consequences. This citation of the first John chapter shows that there is a powerful one which hopes to produce provocation.
Faith is not just passing. It's what we say. Faith trains, protects, and keeps preserving us. It's what shields our believers from all the evils of the enemies that are there to destroy our body and soul.
This teaching calls Christians to be vigilant, to be spiritually disciplined, to trust in God. This hope and faith are our protection as we wait for the Lord to manifest in our lives.