Mount Hermon BP Church

Sermon Title: The Need 
Sermon Text: Genesis 5:28–6:9 
Speaker: Ps Daniel Tan 
 
1. The Reality - Man is wicked absolutely 
 
2. The Consequence - God deals with man justly 
 
3. The Grace - Yet God tempers it with mercy 
 
Reflection Questions 
• Has the essence of mankind changed since the days of Noah? Can mankind solve our own 
 problems? 
• 2 Peter 2:5 says Noah was a ‘herald of righteousness’, what implications does it have on us, who 
 like Noah have put our faith in Jesus who is our ‘Ark’. 
•. We now live between the first and the second Advent of our Lord Jesus. What life-decision is God 
 calling you to make today?

Sermon Title:  The Need
Sermon Text:  Genesis 5:28–6:9
Speaker:  Ps Daniel Tan

1. The Reality - Man is wicked absolutely 

2. The Consequence - God deals with man justly 

3. The Grace - Yet God tempers it with mercy

Reflection Questions
•  Has the essence of mankind changed since the days of Noah? Can mankind solve our own 
   problems? 
•  2 Peter 2:5 says Noah was a ‘herald of righteousness’, what implications does it have on us, who 
    like Noah have put our faith in Jesus who is our ‘Ark’.  
•.  We now live between the first and the second Advent of our Lord Jesus. What life-decision is God 
    calling you to make today?

4 Dec 2022 | Genesis 5:28-6:9 | The Need |Ps Daniel Tan

Sermon Outline 
 
1. Jesus is the authoritative Lord… 
 
2. So, submit to Him… 
 
3. By offering Him your all. 
 
Reflection Questions: 
• Have you come to grasp the authoritative nature of Jesus Christ? What might that mean for you as you listen to sermons and read your bible each week? 
• Self-serving religiosity is a danger in our lives since it can give us false assurances of our relationship with Jesus. How can we avoid that danger and ensure our religion is true?

Sermon Outline

1.       Jesus is the authoritative Lord…

2.       So, submit to Him…

3.       By offering Him your all.

Reflection Questions:
• Have you come to grasp the authoritative nature of Jesus Christ? What might that mean for you as you listen to sermons and read your bible each week?
• Self-serving religiosity is a danger in our lives since it can give us false assurances of our relationship with Jesus. How can we avoid that danger and ensure our religion is true?

16 Oct 2022 | Luke 19:45-21:4 | Submit to the Authority of the Lord | Ps Luwin Wong

Sermon Outline: 
 
Prince of Peace (v28-40) 
 
• Intentionally Sacrificial 
 
• Divinely Humble 
 
• Selflessly Sovereign 
 
A Man of Sorrows and acquainted with grief (v41-44) 
 
 
 Reflection Questions 
• Reflect on the contrast between the revengeful nobleman and Jesus, Son of David. Give thanks for 
 Jesus our gracious Lord. 
• What are some of the wrong impressions of Jesus that we have been exposed to and how can we 
 guard against embracing them? 
• Would we weep for those who reject Jesus, especially those who are persecutors of the Christian 
 faith?

Sermon Outline:

Prince of Peace (v28-40)

• Intentionally Sacrificial

• Divinely Humble

• Selflessly Sovereign

A Man of Sorrows and acquainted with grief (v41-44)


 Reflection Questions
•  Reflect on the contrast between the revengeful nobleman and Jesus, Son of David. Give thanks for 
   Jesus our gracious Lord. 
•  What are some of the wrong impressions of Jesus that we have been exposed to and how can we 
    guard against embracing them?
•  Would we weep for those who reject Jesus, especially those who are persecutors of the Christian     
    faith?

9 Oct 2022 | Luke 19:28-44 | Meekness & Majesty | Ps Daniel Tan

Sermon Outline: 
 
1. Preach Christ the Savior 
 
2. Proclaim Christ the Lord 
 
3. Present Christ the Way, the Truth and the Life 
 
Reflection Questions 
• What is one Bible passage you would share confidently about Jesus Christ being our Saviour? 
• What are 1-2 areas of struggles for Jesus to be the Lord of our life? 
• What hindrances do you experience in making disciples?

Sermon Outline:

1. Preach Christ the Savior

2. Proclaim Christ the Lord

3. Present Christ the Way, the Truth and the Life

Reflection Questions
• What is one Bible passage you would share confidently about Jesus Christ being our Saviour?
• What are 1-2 areas of struggles for Jesus to be the Lord of our life?
• What hindrances do you experience in making disciples?

25 Sep 2022 | Matthew 28:16-20, Acts 1:1-11 | Go and Make Disciples | Rev Timothy Phua

Sermon Outline 
 
Steadfast in Holiness 
 
Persistent in Prayer 
 
Reflection Questions 
• Do you desire to see the coming kingdom of God or (insert your life goals) more? Why? 
• What is one thing that you tend to “look back” fondly on and find difficult to leave behind. 
 Share it with your group and pray for one another as we strive to heed Jesus’ words in Luke 
 17:31-33 as a community. 
• Conceding that we struggle to pray and tend to lose heart, how can the truth of our election 
 in Christ be an encouragement to be persistent in prayer?

Sermon Outline

Steadfast in Holiness 

Persistent in Prayer

Reflection Questions
• Do you desire to see the coming kingdom of God or (insert your life goals) more? Why?
• What is one thing that you tend to “look back” fondly on and find difficult to leave behind.   
   Share it with your group and pray for one another as we strive to heed Jesus’ words in Luke 
   17:31-33 as a community.
• Conceding that we struggle to pray and tend to lose heart, how can the truth of our election 
   in Christ be an encouragement to be persistent in prayer?

18 Sep 2022 | Luke 17:20–18:8 | Prepared for Jesus’ Return | Ps Daniel Tan

Sermon Outline: 
 
• Investing for eternal purposes (v1-13) 
 
• Attitudes of the Kingdom (v14 to 18) 
 
• Current decisions, eternal consequences 
 
Reflection Questions 
1. Have you given God the Lordship over your wealth? 
2. Are you a good steward of the resources that God has given you? Like the Pharisees whom Jesus reproves in v14-18, how might we be tempted to justify our lack of generosity? 
3. We earn and save money because we want to secure our future. How has this passage encouraged us to do so differently in light of eternity?

Sermon Outline:

• Investing for eternal purposes (v1-13)

• Attitudes of the Kingdom (v14 to 18)

• Current decisions, eternal consequences

Reflection Questions 
1. Have you given God the Lordship over your wealth? 
2. Are you a good steward of the resources that God has given you? Like the Pharisees whom Jesus reproves in v14-18, how might we be tempted to justify our lack of generosity? 
3. We earn and save money because we want to secure our future. How has this passage encouraged us to do so differently in light of eternity?

4 Sep 2022 | Luke 16:1-31 | Be Good Stewards of God’s Wealth | Ps Daniel Tan

Sermon Outline 
 
Introduction 
a) Singapore story of independence 
b) Decision on Freedom 
 
What is Christian Freedom? 
 
Freedom From 
a) Circumcision 
b) Law 
c) Earning Righteousness 
 
Freedom For 
a) Loving and Enjoying God 
b) Knowing God 
 
Freedom With 
a) Believers – faith working through love 
 
Freedom Together 
a) His Church – serving and loving one another 
 
Conclusions 
We are freed from self-justification, self -focus, selfishness. In Christ, we are free to serve others, bless others and love each other. 
 
Reflection Questions 
• What comes to your mind when you think of freedom and how is that different from the 
 freedom that is in Christ as expressed by Paul to the Galatian Christians? 
• Does Christian freedom mean that Christians are free to indulge their sinful nature? 
• How do we express our Christian’s freedom in ways that will honour God?

Sermon Outline

Introduction
a)      Singapore story of independence 
b)      Decision on Freedom

What is Christian Freedom?

Freedom From
a)      Circumcision
b)      Law
c)       Earning Righteousness

Freedom For
a) Loving and Enjoying God
b)  Knowing God

Freedom With
a) Believers – faith working through love

Freedom Together 
a) His Church – serving and loving one another

Conclusions
We are freed from self-justification, self -focus, selfishness. In Christ, we are free to serve others, bless others and love each other.
 
Reflection Questions 
• What comes to your mind when you think of freedom and how is that different from the   
   freedom that is in Christ as expressed by Paul to the Galatian Christians?
•  Does Christian freedom mean that Christians are free to indulge their sinful nature?
•  How do we express our Christian’s freedom in ways that will honour God?

28 Aug 2022 | Galatians 5:1-6 | Walking in the Freedom of Christ | Dn Lee Pak Choon

Sermon Outline: 
 
What does the Lord require …. to love kindness (14:1-6) 
 
In humility count others more significant than yourselves (14:7-11) 
 
As you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me (14:12-24) 
 
Present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God (14:25-33) 
 
Reflection Questions 
• Reflecting on our lifestyles, would we be suffering from spiritual ‘dropsy’ too? 
• If Jesus Christ was truly the Head of your home, how might this change the way you entertain? 
• If you wanted to be more salty for Christ, what is one thing you would have to deny of self?

Sermon Outline:

What does the Lord require …. to love kindness (14:1-6)

In humility count others more significant than yourselves (14:7-11)

As you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me (14:12-24)

Present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God (14:25-33)

Reflection Questions
• Reflecting on our lifestyles, would we be suffering from spiritual ‘dropsy’ too? 
• If Jesus Christ was truly the Head of your home, how might this change the way you entertain? 
• If you wanted to be more salty for Christ, what is one thing you would have to deny of self?

14 Aug 2022 | Luke 14:1-35 | Disciples in an upside-down world | Ps Daniel Tan

Sermon Outline: 
 
Jesus has opened the door… 
 
But we can’t simply stroll into it… 
 
And it won’t be open forever. 
 
Reflection Questions 
• Have you taken the strenuous step into the kingdom of God? 
 - If not, what is keeping you? 
 - If so, how do you know? 
• How can we strive to “enter by the narrow gate”, and how can we help others to do the 
 same?

Sermon Outline:

Jesus has opened the door…

But we can’t simply stroll into it…

And it won’t be open forever.

Reflection Questions
• Have you taken the strenuous step into the kingdom of God? 
         -  If not, what is keeping you?
         -  If so, how do you know?
• How can we strive to “enter by the narrow gate”, and how can we help others to do the    
        same?

7 Aug 2022 |  Luke 13:10-35 |  How do we enter the Kingdom? | Ps Luwin Wong

Sermon Outline: 
 
1. Don’t be a Pharisee: trusting in your Religious observance. 
 
2. Don’t be a Scribe: trusting in your Legal obedience. 
 
3. Be a Christian: trusting in Jesus for salvation from your sins. 
 
Reflection question: 
1. Are you aware of your sinfulness in a specific, personal, continual way? Do you agree that such an awareness is important? Why or why not? 
2. What happens if we rely on our religiosity or moral-law keeping to be the basis of our assurance that we are “good” and “saved”? 
3. How would we recognise if we are veering away from Jesus as the only basis for our salvation? How can we return to simple and exclusive faith in Jesus?

Sermon Outline:

1.  Don’t be a Pharisee: trusting in your Religious observance. 

2.  Don’t be a Scribe: trusting in your Legal obedience. 

3.  Be a Christian: trusting in Jesus for salvation from your sins. 

Reflection question: 
1. Are you aware of your sinfulness in a specific, personal, continual way? Do you agree that such an awareness is important? Why or why not? 
2. What happens if we rely on our religiosity or moral-law keeping to be the basis of our assurance that we are “good” and “saved”?
3. How would we recognise if we are veering away from Jesus as the only basis for our salvation? How can we return to simple and exclusive faith in Jesus?

24 Jul 2022 | Luke 11:37-54 | When Good Behaviour isn’t Good News | Ps Luwin Wong

Sermon Outline 
 
Truth #1: Singleness is a gift from God – just as marriage is (1 Cor 7) 
Lie #1: “Singleness is a sorry state Christians need to get out of ASAP” 
• “Each has his own gift from God one of one kind and one of another” (v.6-7) 
• ‘Paul’s Remain Rule’: “Lead the life that the Lord has assigned and called you to!” (v.17) 
• What ultimately matters? Securing our undivided devotion to the Lord (v.35) because... This temporal age is passing away (v.29,31) 
 
Truth #2: God’s people must be the true, spiritual family for singles (Mark 10) 
Lie #2: “Singleness means someone is doomed for lifelong loneliness...” 
• Every Christian sacrifices to follow Jesus but also gains a spiritual family 
• A 100x blessing in spiritual ‘homes’, brothers, sisters, parents! (v.30) 
• “Now in this time” – a present promise to be enjoyed in this life! (v.30) 
 
Reflection Questions: 
1. How has 1 Corinthians 7 challenged your existing views about Christian singleness (and marriage)? 
2. Do you agree with Jesus’ promise that all His followers gain a spiritual family (Mark 10)? How much do you see this realised in your small group or church family? 
3. If you are a single at this moment, how has singleness been a blessing and/or struggle for you? What can the Mt. Hermon family do (or not do) to better love and serve you?

Sermon Outline

Truth #1: Singleness is a gift from God – just as marriage is (1 Cor 7) 
Lie #1: “Singleness is a sorry state Christians need to get out of ASAP” 
• “Each has his own gift from God one of one kind and one of another” (v.6-7) 
• ‘Paul’s Remain Rule’: “Lead the life that the Lord has assigned and called you to!” (v.17) 
• What ultimately matters? Securing our undivided devotion to the Lord (v.35) because... This temporal age is passing away (v.29,31)

Truth #2: God’s people must be the true, spiritual family for singles (Mark 10) 
Lie #2: “Singleness means someone is doomed for lifelong loneliness...” 
• Every Christian sacrifices to follow Jesus but also gains a spiritual family 
• A 100x blessing in spiritual ‘homes’, brothers, sisters, parents! (v.30) 
• “Now in this time” – a present promise to be enjoyed in this life! (v.30) 

Reflection Questions: 
1. How has 1 Corinthians 7 challenged your existing views about Christian singleness (and marriage)? 
2. Do you agree w

3 Jul 2022 | 1 Cor 7:6-7; 17, 24, 25-35; Mk 10:28-3 | Singleness & the Church Family | Mr Danny Chua

Sermon Outline: 
 
The Created Family 
 
The Broken Family 
 
The New Family 
 
The Redeemed Family 
 
The Final Family 
 
Reflection Questions 
1. Why do you think God put us into families? 
2. What problems have you inherited from your family of origin? 
3. How does the gospel free us from the brokenness of family? 
4. How does the church family relate to the nuclear family?

Sermon Outline:

The Created Family

The Broken Family

The New Family

The Redeemed Family

The Final Family 

Reflection Questions
1. Why do you think God put us into families?
2.  What problems have you inherited from your family of origin? 
3.  How does the gospel free us from the brokenness of family?
4. How does the church family relate to the nuclear family?

26 Jun 2022 | Ephesians 2:13-19; 3:14-19 | Why family? | Rev Dr Dev Menon

Sermon Outline: 
 
1. Who is Jesus? 
 
2. What does it mean to be the Christ? 
 
3. What does it look like to follow Him? 
 
 Reflection Questions: 
1. Do you believe that Jesus is the Christ of God? What questions or doubts remain? 
2. Following Jesus entails total surrender of self and a corresponding humility. Have you taken seriously the demands of discipleship? What is most difficult to surrender in your life and attitude right now? 
3. As disciples, how can we ensure that everything we do is done “in the name of Jesus?” – that is, for His sake?

Sermon Outline:

1.      Who is Jesus?

2.      What does it mean to be the Christ?

3.      What does it look like to follow Him?

 Reflection Questions:
1.   Do you believe that Jesus is the Christ of God? What questions or doubts remain? 
2.  Following Jesus entails total surrender of self and a corresponding humility. Have you taken seriously the demands of discipleship? What is most difficult to surrender in your life and attitude right now?
3.  As disciples, how can we ensure that everything we do is done “in the name of Jesus?” – that is, for His sake?

5 Jun 2022 | Luke 9:1-50 | What it looks like to follow Jesus Christ |  Ps Luwin Wong

Sermon Outline: 
 
His Word requires an appropriate response 
 
His Word forms His family 
 
His Word show us His power and His person 
 
Concluding Reflections 
• How might the breadth of people whom Jesus ministered to, transform our acceptance of those who are not like us? 
• How might we “take care of how we hear” and be active hearers of God’s word (i.e. ensuring that we are on the good soil)? 
• How might this passage encourage us during times of struggle and helplessness (as in the story of the destitute woman and the synagogue ruler)?

Sermon Outline:

His Word requires an appropriate response

His Word forms His family

His Word show us His power and His person

Concluding Reflections
• How might the breadth of people whom Jesus ministered to, transform our acceptance of those who are not like us? 
• How might we “take care of how we hear” and be active hearers of God’s word (i.e. ensuring that we are on the good soil)?
• How might this passage encourage us during times of struggle and helplessness (as in the story of the destitute woman and the synagogue ruler)?

22 May 2022 | Luke 8:1-56 | Listening to Jesus’ Word | Ps Daniel Tan

Sermon Outline: 
 
1. A Question of Worth 
 
2. A Question of Identity 
 
3. A Question of Love 
 
Reflection Questions: 
1. Our self-worth is usually performance-based or possession-based. How does the grace of Christ transform that way of thinking? 
2. Who do you say Jesus is? How has this passage shaped your view of Him and what He has come to do? 
3. The key to loving Jesus more is to grow in recognition of your sins, and to grow in confidence of your forgiveness in Christ. How can you do this on a daily basis?

Sermon Outline:

1.       A Question of Worth
 
2.       A Question of Identity

3.       A Question of Love

Reflection Questions:
1. Our self-worth is usually performance-based or possession-based. How does the grace of Christ transform that way of thinking?
2. Who do you say Jesus is? How has this passage shaped your view of Him and what He has come to do?
3. The key to loving Jesus more is to grow in recognition of your sins, and to grow in confidence of your forgiveness in Christ. How can you do this on a daily basis?

15 May 2022 | Luke 7:1-50 | Loving the Promised One | Ps Luwin Wong

Sermon Outline: 
 
1. Introduction – The Greatest Scammer of all time 
 
 
2. Refuting Satan’s lies 
 i. Remember your anointing (2:27a) 
 ii. Remember the Truth (2:27b) 
 
 
3. “So now, remain in him” (2:28) 
 i. Trust Jesus 
 ii. Obey Jesus 
 
 
4. Conclusion – A Vital Self Examination (2:29) 
 
 
Summary – The Devil’s a liar and it’s one of his all-time favourite tactics against God’s people and the Church. John warns believers’ of this constant danger and encourages them to remember they aren’t helpless in this battle – they have been anointed by the Holy Spirit and are able to discern truth from error. 
 
Reflection Questions: 
1. How can you tell God's truth from the devil's lies? What enables you to discern? 
2. If you were to take a spiritual self-examination today, what would your spiritual health look like? How well are you abiding/remaining in Christ?

Sermon Outline:

1.  Introduction – The Greatest Scammer of all time


2.    Refuting Satan’s lies
 i.     Remember your anointing (2:27a)
 ii.   Remember the Truth (2:27b)


3. “So now, remain in him” (2:28) 
 i.   Trust Jesus
 ii.    Obey Jesus


4.   Conclusion – A Vital Self Examination (2:29)

 
Summary – The Devil’s a liar and it’s one of his all-time favourite tactics against God’s people and the Church. John warns believers’ of this constant danger and encourages them to remember they aren’t helpless in this battle – they have been anointed by the Holy Spirit and are able to discern truth from error.

Reflection Questions:
1.  How can you tell God's truth from the devil's lies? What enables you to discern?
2.  If you were to take a spiritual self-examination today, what would your spiritual health look like? How well are you abiding/remaining in Christ?

8 May 2022 | 1 John 2:26-29 | Remaining in Jesus | Rev Wendell Chua

Sermon Outline 
 
Radical Values 
 
Radical Responses 
 
Radical Discernment 
 
Radical Investment 
 
Reflection Questions 
• Reflect on how much of what Jesus taught in Luke 6 is modelled in His life? 
• Is Jesus Saviour and Lord in our lives today? What does it mean when we accept Jesus as Saviour 
 but not as Lord? 
• How can we support and encourage each other to live as radical disciples of Christ Jesus?

Sermon Outline  

Radical Values

Radical Responses

Radical Discernment

Radical Investment

Reflection Questions
• Reflect on how much of what Jesus taught in Luke 6 is modelled in His life? 
• Is Jesus Saviour and Lord in our lives today? What does it mean when we accept Jesus as Saviour   
   but not as Lord? 
•  How can we support and encourage each other to live as radical disciples of Christ Jesus?

1 May 2022 | Luke 6:17-49 | Radical Discipleship | Ps Daniel Tan

Sermon Outline: 
 
A Kingdom of Sinners. 
 
A Kingdom of Confessing sinners. 
 
A Kingdom of Forgiven sinners. 
 
A Kingdom of Positive sinners. 
 
A Kingdom of Repentant sinners 
 
Reflection Questions 
1. In this passage, the people we see Jesus calling and fellowshipping with are the "unsavoury” types”. Who do these represent in our society today, and are we guilty of keeping them at arm’s length to maintain social respectability? What should we be doing instead? 
2. There are two responses to Jesus' authority. Witnessing His miracles didn't help the Pharisees and scribes. Rather, the response hinges on the acknowledgement of our sinfulness. Those who did left everything to follow Him. How have you responded to Jesus?

Sermon Outline: 

A Kingdom of Sinners.

A Kingdom of Confessing sinners.

A Kingdom of Forgiven sinners.

A Kingdom of Positive sinners.

A Kingdom of Repentant sinners

Reflection Questions
1. In this passage, the people we see Jesus calling and fellowshipping with are the "unsavoury” types”. Who do these represent in our society today, and are we guilty of keeping them at arm’s length to maintain social respectability? What should we be doing instead?
2. There are two responses to Jesus' authority. Witnessing His miracles didn't help the Pharisees and scribes. Rather, the response hinges on the acknowledgement of our sinfulness. Those who did left everything to follow Him. How have you responded to Jesus?

24 Apr 2022 | 5 Luke 5:1–6:16 | A Kingdom of Sinners | Ps Luwin Wong

Sermon Outline: 
 
Our nagging doubts & our repeated “solutions” 
 
The aim of Hebrews 10:1-18 
 
1. Animal sacrifices makes people remember their sins (Vs 1-4) 
 
 a. Can’t perfect someone 
 
 b. An annual reminder 
 
2. Jesus’ sacrifice makes God forget people’s sins (Vs 5-18) 
 
 a. This is God’s will (Vs 5-10) 
 
 b. It’s one effective sacrifice (Vs 11-14) 
 
 c. Its effects are forever (Vs 15-18) 
 
Hold fast to Jesus, not to our repeated “solutions” 
 
The yellow ribbon

Sermon Outline:

Our nagging doubts & our repeated “solutions”

The aim of Hebrews 10:1-18

1. Animal sacrifices makes people remember their sins (Vs 1-4)

   a. Can’t perfect someone

   b. An annual reminder

2. Jesus’ sacrifice makes God forget people’s sins (Vs 5-18)

   a. This is God’s will (Vs 5-10)

   b. It’s one effective sacrifice (Vs 11-14)

   c. Its effects are forever (Vs 15-18)

Hold fast to Jesus, not to our repeated “solutions”

The yellow ribbon

15 Apr 2022 | Hebrews 10:1-18 | One Sacrifice, Once For All | Ps Ivan Chow

Sermon Outline: 
 
1. Rejoice in the Liberating news of Jesus (4:16-19) 
 
2. Renounce your Parochial view of Jesus (4:20-30) 
 
3. Respond to the Authoritative word of Jesus (4:31-44) 
 
Reflection Questions: 
• Like the Jews in Nazareth, do we sometimes have too narrow a view of the gospel, applying it only to ourselves and our family, to the neglect of others? How can the true gospel transform our view? 
• Jesus did not simply proclaim the good news of the kingdom with words, but with His works as well. In the same way, how can we back up our good news with good works today? 
• Jesus has come to liberate us – He is good news for all of us who are in a bad state. With gratitude, ask for faith to believe it, or to keep believing it.

Sermon Outline:

1.  Rejoice in the Liberating news of Jesus (4:16-19) 

2.  Renounce your Parochial view of Jesus (4:20-30) 

3.  Respond to the Authoritative word of Jesus (4:31-44) 
 
Reflection Questions: 
• Like the Jews in Nazareth, do we sometimes have too narrow a view of the gospel, applying it only to ourselves and our family, to the neglect of others? How can the true gospel transform our view? 
• Jesus did not simply proclaim the good news of the kingdom with words, but with His works as well. In the same way, how can we back up our good news with good works today? 
• Jesus has come to liberate us – He is good news for all of us who are in a bad state. With gratitude, ask for faith to believe it, or to keep believing it.

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