Knowing Genuine Repentance
We must see our absolute necessity to repent of our sins regardless of any sense of security we may feel based on a relative comparison of our sinfulness.
We must see our absolute necessity to repent of our sins regardless of any sense of security we may feel based on a relative comparison of our sinfulness.
For those of us who believe Christ’s teaching and continue to trust in him, God promises to release us from the eternal penalty of sin, helping us now to increasingly overcome the corrupting power of sin in our lives.
We need to be discerning in our evangelism, knowing when to move on and understand the gravity of the situation when we have to.
Faithful messengers of the Good News of Christ must be willing to endure unfavorable responses when we speak plainly of sin and God’s impending judgment.
We must understand, accept and respond to the two eternal destinies that God has revealed to us in his word.
Because Christ has demonstrated an extreme love to redeem us from sin and its consequences, we should soberly insure that our lives are transformed and growing in a deepening devotion to God.
While passages of Scripture sometimes appear to support “works salvation” it is essential to know that good works that accompany salvation come after real repentance & faith.
We must seriously evaluate our relationship with Christ and his truth, so that we are sure we are not experiencing any false hope regarding our eternal destiny.
In this sobering message from Revelation 20:11–15, Pastor Mike Fabarez confronts the often-avoided reality of hell, emphasizing God’s final judgment and the eternal consequences of rejecting God’s grace. This sermon calls listeners to reckon honestly with what’s truly at stake and to respond urgently to the hope offered in Christ.