Unless people truly repent and turn away from their sins, God will punish them with hell—not because God is mean, but because He must be just and cannot let sin go unpunished. He explains that real repentance isn't just feeling sorry or making promises to be better, but actually hating sin and turning completely away from it while trusting only in Jesus Christ to save you, not in your own good deeds. The sermon ends with an urgent plea for listeners to ask Jesus for the power to repent (since...
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Unless people truly repent and turn away from their sins, God will punish them with hell—not because God is mean, but because He must be just and cannot let sin go unpunished. He explains that real repentance isn't just feeling sorry or making promises to be better, but actually hating sin and turning completely away from it while trusting only in Jesus Christ to save you, not in your own good deeds. The sermon ends with an urgent plea for listeners to ask Jesus for the power to repent (since...
This sermon explains that God showed His love through actions, not words, by sending Christ to die for people who were still sinners. It teaches that Jesus’ death is the greatest proof of love because He willingly suffered and died to save those who did not deserve it and had not asked for help. The message calls people to stop trusting themselves and instead trust fully in Christ alone for forgiveness, life, and salvation. A sermon delivered by Charles Spurgeon on November 23, 1856.
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Unless people truly repent and turn away from their sins, God will punish them with hell—not because God is mean, but because He must be just and cannot let sin go unpunished. He explains that real repentance isn't just feeling sorry or making promises to be better, but actually hating sin and turning completely away from it while trusting only in Jesus Christ to save you, not in your own good deeds. The sermon ends with an urgent plea for listeners to ask Jesus for the power to repent (since...
