Eternal or Grave Consequences? (Belgic Confession Article 14; Genesis 2:17; Matthew 25:46) | 2009-2010 Catechism Sermons

All people have experienced death to some degree. This can range from grieving the death of an animal to the death of a very close loved one. As Christians we affirm that God created the world. Did God create death? Did God make it so that we experience this pain? Is there life after death? How does this death communicate the depth of Christ’s redemption? How does this communicate that the consequence for not believing Christ is far more than merely dying? If you are curious about these questions please stay tuned as we hear, “Grave or Eternal Consequences.”

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