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Judgement or Justification: What Will You Choose?
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v,hgvkWe are living in a pregnant time where man must make a decision. The time is ticking, souls are sleeping and judgment is just around the corner. Christians today seem indifferent about their personal holiness and the salvation of souls. There’s hypocrisy in the home and apathy in the pew. Is there any wonder why Christians today are being made the laughing stock of modern night late night shows? To be completely honest, the Saints have lost their saltiness. We come to church and we salt each other. We are not called the salt of the church, we are the salt of the world! My friend, we need to get out of the saltshaker. Souls are at stake and we must preach the gospel to them. In our study of Romans 3: 10-31 we see two very unique parts. Verse 10-18 speaks of the evil heart of man and their path to judgement and destruction, but verses 19-31 read of God’s great grace for justification. I was witnessing to an elderly couple a few days ago and the Book of Romans had never come so alive as when I was witnessing to that kind couple. Their argument for salvation- good works. They never drink, smoke, chew or go with girls who do. Outwardly, they are the finest neighbors anyone could ask for. I shared with them the Salvation plan of grace through faith, and how all their good deeds fall short of the mark who is Jesus Christ. My friend, there is no man so bad he cannot be saved, and no man so good he doesn’t need to be saved.g
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