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Paul concludes his powerful discourse on the resurrection with an exhortation to steadfastness and dedication. The word “therefore” connects this verse to the preceding discussion about the victory over death through Jesus Christ. Because of this victory, believers are called to stand firm in their faith, unwavering in the face of challenges and opposition.

“Stand firm” and “let nothing move you” are calls to spiritual resilience. In a world full of distractions and trials, maintaining a steadfast faith is essential. Paul encourages believers to commit themselves fully to the work of the Lord, assuring them that their efforts are meaningful and impactful. This is a reminder that our labor in God’s kingdom, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant, is never in vain.

An inspiring biblical example of steadfastness and dedication is found in the life of Nehemiah. When Nehemiah heard about the broken walls of Jerusalem, he was moved to take action. Despite facing intense opposition and ridicule from surrounding enemies, Nehemiah remained steadfast in his mission. In Nehemiah 6:3 (NIV), he responded to his adversaries by saying, “I am carrying on a great project and cannot go down. Why should the work stop while I leave it and go down to you?”

Nehemiah’s unwavering commitment to rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem is a powerful testament to what can be achieved when we stand firm and give ourselves fully to the work of the Lord. His determination and trust in God led to the successful completion of the wall, despite all the challenges he faced.

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