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Why do some people oppose the Gospel according to the sermon?

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Opposition to the Gospel arises from pride and self-righteousness, revealing a heart that does not acknowledge its spiritual need.

The opposition to the Gospel often stems from a person's reliance on their own sense of righteousness and their refusal to accept the totality of Christ's redemptive work. In John 10:26, Jesus explains that those who do not believe are not His sheep, indicating a divine distinction based on faith versus unbelief. Those who have confidence in their own works find the message of grace offensive, while those who recognize their desperate need for a savior rejoice in the good news. This fundamental conflict leads to division every time the true Gospel is shared, as it exposes the heart’s condition regarding faith and works.
Scripture References: John 10:26, Matthew 10:34, Acts 28:24

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Gary Shepard · Apr 23, 2017
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