Death: After This The Judgment - Rolfe Barnard
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The sermon confronts the modern world's denial of death and judgment with urgent theological realism, grounding its message in the inescapable truth that 'it is appointed unto men once to die, and after that the judgment.' Drawing from personal experiences in a dying city and poignant stories like that of Dixie, it emphasizes that every human life faces a final reckoning before a holy God, making Christ's atoning death on the cross not a mere option but a divine necessity. The preacher calls listeners to repentance and faith, warning that the opportunity for salvation is not endless, and that many, like Dixie, may die without repentance, facing eternal separation from God—the 'second death'—a reality underscored by Scripture and confirmed by the agony of the dying. With a tone that is both pastoral and fiercely urgent, the sermon pleads for immediate response, urging the audience to reject worldly distractions and embrace Christ while there is still time, affirming that only in Him is there hope beyond the grave and victory over death's sting.
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