Phoenix Free Presbyterian Church

This is a wonderful reminder of WHY we forgive: because God has forgiven us in Christ. God's forgiveness is immediate, complete, and eternal. Let's forgive others as God has forgiven us!

Thank you for this sermon. It was true blessing to me.

This sermon reveals why the Jesuit Society is devilish to the core. It is also rather troubling how the devilish activities of the Jesuits had an impact on the development of Central and South America as well as Aridoamerica and Oasisamerica (the regions encompassing the Southwestern US and the northern portion of Mexico). No doubt that the indigenous peoples of Aridoamerica, Oasisamerica, Central America, and South America were in need of The True Gospel long before European settlement, but the invasion of the Jesuits in these regions only brought untold destruction and misery upon the early inhabitants. The good news is that the Jesuit Society is predetermined to be destroyed once and for all.

A sermon exposing the idolatrous, but die-hard loyalty to the pope shown by the diabolical Jesuits. The real issue at heat is that these Jesuits and the pope are really loyal to Satan himself.

Some of us have experience theological liberalism growing up. Whenever you mention that The Lord is a Righteous Punisher, the theological liberals respond by saying that we should not even remotely discuss the subject of Judgement. They insist that God is too "loving" to righteously punishes humanity for their sins. The whole teaching on universal "love" is licentiousness in disguise. If people are led to believe that God never judges and is only love, they will end up believing that they can sin with immunity. Unfortunately, the Biblical Doctrine that The Lord is a Righteous Punisher, like outlined in 2 Thessalonians 1:8-9, is unwelcome in today's churches. It shows us that many churches are compromising sound doctrine just so that they can be in conformity to the world.

New evangelicalism is really theological liberalism. Of course, theological liberalism existed way before Harold Ockenga began a particular brand of theological liberal called new evangelicalism in 1948. Although typical new evangelicalism is not as liberal as the emergent church, it is a step in that direction. Of course, liberal apostasy has existed since the time the New Testament was written. It, liberal apostasy, has grown in the 20th century and still continues to exist in the 21st century. Apostate liberalism is like the snowball rolling down the mountain. It keeps growing larger until it eventually implodes. Rest assured, the apostate liberals will be judged at the Great White Throne and cast into the Lake of Fire. Until then, we must warn people about this insidious apostate liberalism known as new evangelicalism.

While Tim Keller appears to promote the Protestant Reformation which John Calvin was committed to, he (Tim Keller) is actually a liberal seeking to undo the Godly Protestant Reformation by promoting Roman Catholicism. The fact that evangelicals are partnering with and promoting Roman Catholicism in spite of its damnable false gospel of salvation through works shows that we need to take a stand for Biblical Truth. One day, Tim Keller will be judged by the Lord for promoting theological liberalism and Roman Catholicism. Thus, as the sermon is titled, Tim Keller is commending what the Lord condemns. Yes, the Lord does condemn theological liberalism and Roman Catholicism.

We could use another Jonathon Edwards today to give preachers someone to emulate to show the love for Jesus Christ.

Thank you for preaching the truth about Billy Graham.

So true!

thank you for this lesson

Thank you for this sermon. This is foundational and vital teaching.

I thank God for your continued fighting stance on God's holiness and righteousness! Amen!

Great overview. Savonarola is overlooked, possibly because of less translations and publishings. Preacher gives a healthy look at his failure of packaging his discernment of current events as a future telling prophet. His Christian piety is wonderful, not trusting in Himself, but in the life of Jesus.

Excellent message. More pulpits need to be teaching this truth. I applaud the truths you expounded.