Embodied Faith vs. Empty Professions: A Call to Genuine Christianity - Matthew 7:21-29

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What if everything you thought about your faith could be a grand illusion? Join us this week as we unpack the critical distinction between merely professing faith and genuinely living it out. We kick off by examining Jesus' teachings in Matthew 7:21-29, where we contrast the wise and foolish builders, drawing on AW Pink's insights to address the troubling rise of nominal Christianity. This episode challenges you to reflect deeply on your spiritual foundation and urges a commitment to embodying the principles of the Sermon on the Mount.
Is the modern church losing its way? With a startling contrast between the high number of Americans identifying as Christians and their support for controversial issues like abortion and transgender rights, we tackle this pressing question head-on. Through an exploration of Matthew 7:21-23, we highlight the stark difference between outward religious acts and true obedience to God's will. This segment serves as a wake-up call, emphasizing the dangers of self-deception and the need for sincere self-examination in one's faith journey.
The path to redemption starts with recognizing our own sinfulness and seeking forgiveness. In our concluding segment, we delve into the promises of redemption through repentance, drawing from 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Jesus' teachings. We stress the necessity of aligning our actions with biblical principles, examining the transformative power of genuine faith. Join us for a moment of clarity as we call on listeners to hear, believe, and obey God’s Word, offering a profound reminder of the grace and mercy available to us through true belief in Jesus Christ. Don't miss this powerful message that guides you towards a deeper, more authentic faith.

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1. The Deception of Nominal Christianity (00:00:00)

2. True Faith vs. Self-Deception (00:04:56)

3. Call to Hear, Believe, and Obey (00:23:47)

4. The Promises of Redemption Through Repentance (00:34:25)

5. Dividing the Church (00:44:57)