The sermon titled "Not troubled by the Day," delivered by Stephen Hyde, focuses on the eschatological doctrine concerning the return of Christ as outlined in 2 Thessalonians 2:1-3. Hyde emphasizes that believers should not be alarmed or deceived about the imminent return of Christ, as there are specific signs that must precede it, namely a falling away from faith and the revelation of the “man of sin.” He substantiates his points with references from both the first and second epistles to Timothy, indicating that contemporary evidence of moral decline aligns with Biblical prophecy about the latter days. The significance of this sermon lies in its encouragement for Christians to remain steadfast and not be shaken by societal confusion regarding the end times, understanding that they are secure in Christ’s redemptive work.
“Let no man deceive you by any means, for that day shall not come except there come a falling away first...”
“It's a very sad day in which we live... Many people today depart from the faith.”
“The Lord says, from such, turn away.”
“If you and I are blessed with this evidence in our own hearts, then we can be sure, by the grace of God, it is well with our soul.”
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