Most have never felt the condemnation of sin. Sin is minimized, mocked and considered unimportant but it is the one issue between you and God. Those who expose its consequences are considered out of date and killjoys. Nevertheless, God makes sin the one thing that keeps men from His Presence. How about you? Do you deserve hell?
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“ Great Sermon! ” I am a Reformed man who delights in the doctrines of God's Absolute Sovereignty. But this was a message that I needed to hear. Most of the time we Calvinists take great comfort in dwelling on what Christ has done for us and forget to inquire what Christ requires of us.
As A.W. Pink rightly said- "They (Calvinists) preach a lot on doctrine, often on experience, but life conduct receives the scantiest notice. It is not too much to say that they seem to be afraid of the very word “duty.” They preach soundly and beneficially on the obedience which Christ gave to God on behalf of His people, but they say next to nothing of that obedience which the Lord requires from those He has redeemed".
Dr. Michael G. Morrow rightly reminds us that God does not hate the sin but love the sinner, but hates ALL workers of iniquity! He also reminds us that unless we see ourselves as sinners who deserve Hell, we won't need the Lord Jesus.
A must hear sermon for both the saved and the lost alike. May the Lord bless Dr. Michael for this faithful word!
Dr. Michael G. Morrow was the pastor of Union Baptist Church from June, 2000 until his death in April, 2016. He preached and taught in Bible conferences and revival efforts across thirteen different states and five countries, including numerous trips to Romania. His ministry...
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