In Don Bell's sermon titled "God's Judgment," the preacher addresses the Reformed doctrine of divine judgment as articulated in Romans 1:24-32. He argues that rejection of God's truth leads to a progressive state of moral decay, illustrated by God's responses to the unrighteousness of humanity, specifically through the phrase "God gave them up." Bell emphasizes that the consequences of idolatry and the pursuit of sinful desires result in a reprobate mind that is incapable of discerning right from wrong. He underlines Scripture passages such as Romans 1:24-32 and Psalm 81, which corroborate the theological premise that deliberate sin and the rejection of divine truth incur God's judgment and wrath. The practical significance of this message compels believers to recognize the seriousness of sin, the importance of acknowledging God's revelation, and the dire consequences of a society that forsakes God's ways.
“When you reject God’s Light, when you reject God’s Word, when you reject God’s Creation, and you take the truth and you hold that truth in unrighteousness, when you unfree willism is holding the truth in unrighteousness.”
“You got to be in a bad, bad condition for God to say, I give up, I give up, I’m not going to do a thing for you.”
“The awfulness of sin starts with you neglecting the light that God gives you. And then when you neglect that light, then you reject that light.”
“There’s a definite responsibility for sin. When you sin, you know, when God gives you light, there’s a responsibility to walk in that light.”
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