The Lost Crown | J. Wilbur Chapman | Christian Audiobook

~ Audiobook Description ~
God forbid that any of us should miss our crown at the great day of awards! God grant that we may receive a full reward!
After the return of Christ for His church, there will be a great day of awards. Those who have been faithful will receive recognition at the hands of the Lord in the presence of the assembled hosts. Our reward will be in proportion to our faith and our faithfulness.
Scripture tells us that one may be saved, yet be missing the peace and joy of God. After living such a life, one may be ushered into eternity just barely saved, as Paul puts it: so as through fire (1 Corinthians 3:15). This is not a very happy outlook, and God throws out danger signals all along the way so that we may turn aside from such mediocre living.
Those who truly deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Christ will enter into God’s presence with fullness of joy (Psalm 16:11). They will be welcomed with the shouts of angels and will be saluted with Well done, good and faithful servant by the Master Himself (Matthew 25:23). Such an entrance into glory is certainly to be desired, and such a joyous experience may be given to every consistent follower of Christ.
The purpose of this book is to convince us to lay hold of the promises of God so that our lives may be so shaped according to His will that, when that day comes, we will stand before Him with rejoicing, not sorrow.
~ Contents ~
00:00 Opening Credits
00:22 Preface
01:47 Ch. 1: God’s Plan for Us
14:38 Ch. 2: The Full Reward
42:02 Ch. 3: Rules for Service
55:29 Ch. 4: A Note of Warning
01:07:30 Ch. 5: Then Comes the End
01:15:58 Ch. 6: The Holy Spirit in His Relation to the Church
01:41:09 Ch. 7: The Gospel in the Old Testament
02:15:42 Ch. 8: The Bow in the Cloud
02:34:08 Ch. 9: Pilate’s Question
02:49:53 Ch. 10: Now Peter
03:05:51 Ch. 11: A Vision of His Face
03:27:42 J. Wilbur Chapman - A Brief Biography
Updated Edition. NASB Bible text. Used by permission.
Narrated by Lyle Blaker.
Updated and Annotated.
Copyright © 2023 by Aneko Press, 203 E Birch St., Abbotsford, WI 54405
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[@JesusAlleineRettet]

Me as a Christian I can’t go to war to kill another man who us made in the image of God as well. Kill to be rewarded? Even if I can expect being rewarded by the Queen or now King I wouldn’t go to kill for that. I wouldn’t feel any joy because I have killed even being forced by the government. Killing in war has nothing to do with honor it’s murder in commissioned by the government for their ideologies. Instead I go and preach the gospel of salvation.

[@jeremiahzeiset]

Thanks for your comment Oliver. For me, I feel a lot the same. I can't imagine killing someone, in the military or outside of the military. Still, there was a time when I read the account in Acts of Peter being shown in a vision that he was to go to a Gentile Centurian and to receive him because God received him, and it occurred to me that a Centurian was a military man. Peter's initial inclination was to not go, but God persisted. And as we all know, he did go, and this man and his whole house believed, were baptized, and received the Holy Spirit. And Peter didn't rebuke him for his "job," or tell him he needs to quit. Not only that, Jesus actually commended a different Centurian and said he had more faith than anyone else in Israel. With other situations in scripture, Jesus always rebuked sin, for their sake and also ours as readers. With something we may think to be extremely important, Jesus didn't rebuke the Centurian for. Since God doesn't prohibit killing (and actually directed it in the OT, even after the ten commandments were given), and because there will also be an army at the end (Revelation), I can't help but think that we have to be careful to not go further than scripture in our theology. The risk for us from our backgrounds is for us to not receive others whom God receives. We essentially reject other parts of the body of Christ, and say we have no need of them, when in fact we may actually need them. Regarding non-resistance, the situations and examples Jesus gave were always personal. Meaning, if someone takes something of mine, I'm supposed to let him have it, and in fact, give him more. Do you think there can be a difference between personal non-resistance, and larger-picture situations such as wars? Again, I'm not for war, but for the sake of God's people, some wars are necessary (as we see in the OT). That is how scripture seems to divide the issue, personal non-resistance being different than military operations. I wonder if we can choose to abstain from being part of the military (which is where both of us seem to be), and still accept those who go. Not that we personally have to go, but still to have room in our theology for those who do?