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In this sermon, the speaker draws a parallel between Jesus’ sinless perfection and the inevitable slander He faced, using that example to counsel believers that they, too, will encounter false accusations and hostility. He urges listeners to stop defending themselves or trying to win everyone’s approval, and instead to receive criticism with gladness, viewing it as participation in Christ’s sufferings. By embracing negative perceptions, believers can experience joy, confidence, and a deeper fellowship with God, recognizing that such opposition confirms they are walking in the footsteps of Jesus.

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