Paul asks 2 questions 1)Do you think you will escape the Judgement of God? and 2) Do you despise Gods goodness that leads you to repentance? Paul then shows the consequence of their actions.
In this third installment of our Lenten sermon series we encounter one of the best-loved psalms in The Psalter. Psalm 121 begins with the famous words: “I lift up my eyes to the hills…” and reminds us that we can count on God for care and protections. Our message today asks us to think about how this psalm speaks to us in terms of our journey along the Christian Way. It is a difficult journey with many challenges that call us to do things we would not ordinarily choose to do…We must make unselfish choices…We will be inconvenienced…Our comfortable lives will be disrupted. The Good News is that God is there with us, caring for us and helping us with the challenge. Now the question is: Do you really believe that the Lord will keep you from this time on and forevermore? Join us this Lent as we journey to the cross and beyond.
Hell & the Lake of Fire are real. Find out what the Word of God teaches about the judgment of unbelievers. God doesn't want you or anyone else to go there, so that's why he gives us a description of the judgment.
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