In his sermon titled "After This The Judgment," Marvin Stalnaker addresses the profound doctrine of divine judgment following death, as rooted in Hebrews 9:27. He emphasizes the certainty of death and subsequent judgment, asserting that the eternal state of individuals is determined by their earthly lives, particularly their relationship with Christ. Stalnaker draws parallels between the parable of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16) and the ultimate reality of judgment described in Isaiah 28:15, indicating that those who trust in their own righteousness or make agreements with death will face eternal separation from God. The practical significance of this message underscores the importance of relying solely on God's grace for salvation, emphasizing the Reformed principles of unconditional election and the sovereignty of God in salvation as laid out in 2 Timothy 1:9. Ultimately, the sermon calls listeners to grapple with their eternal destiny and to entrust themselves to God's mercy.
“Once a man dies, once a woman dies, the way they die is how they're gonna be forever.”
“You've made lies your refuge. Death and hell lies to you.”
“Life eternal for a people of God's choosing was settled according to the covenant of God's grace before the world began.”
“Brethren, after this, the judgment, may God grant mercy, give us a heart to cast ourselves upon the mercy and grace of God for his glory and our good.”
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