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The sermon expounds on Ephesians chapter one, emphasizing that salvation is entirely a work of God's grace received through faith, not human works. It clarifies the doctrine of predestination, asserting that while God foreknew who would believe, He did not predestine anyone to hell, but rather chose believers for adoption and holiness before the foundation of the world. The preacher highlights the believer's secure position in Christ, explaining that being sealed by the Holy Spirit serves as an earnest guarantee of eternal inheritance and final redemption. Through personal testimony and biblical exposition, the message encourages Christians to live faithfully, trusting in God's sovereignty even during trials, and urges lost individuals to respond to the gospel while there is still time.

The lost and saved will die and will leave their body on this earth while their soul and spirit will go into eternity. Scriptures plainly tell us that the spirit and soul of believers will go to their heavenly father while the spirit and soul of unbelievers will go to hell. This message gives many Biblical proofs of this fact. DO NOT DISREGARD THIS TRUTH! Your eternity begins right after death!

Evangelist Barry Webb was our speaker this morning. He showed from 1 John 5 that there are ways to KNOW if you are saved or if you are unsaved. These evidences can help you to determine if you are on your way to Heaven or on your way to Hell.

Sunday Evening service at Calvary Baptist Pastor Tracy Puckett We are an old fashioned, Independent Missionary Baptist Church, with Holy Ghost, King James preaching, and spirit filled singing. We invite you to come and be a part of our church family. Our doors are always open, and we hope that you and your family will come and experience the love of God here at Calvary! "I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the LORD. (Psalm 122:1)"

The soul of man is something we do not see. It is something that God controls. Within that control, man can choose to believe in God and have his soul made alive, or man can reject God and have his soul cast into hell.

The sermon emphasizes that true spiritual transformation occurs internally through the piercing work of God's Word on the human conscience, rather than through external religious performance. It warns against a seared conscience and superficial faith, arguing that genuine salvation results in a radical inner change where the old nature is crucified with Christ. The preacher contrasts glorying in outward appearance with the necessity of a purified heart, asserting that holiness within naturally produces righteous behavior without. By examining passages such as Romans 6 and 1 Corinthians 6, the message clarifies that believers are called to cease from sin and live for Christ, not merely to avoid hell or maintain a religious facade. Ultimately, the text calls listeners to abandon carnal motivations and embrace the new creature reality found in knowing Christ through the inward work of the Holy Ghost.

Question: What do we need to watch for in relation to Christ's Coming so that we will be counted worthy to escape all the things that will come to pass in the future in relation to the Lord's judgments? Answer: We need to take heed that our hearts are not weighed down with carousing, drunkenness, and the cares of this life. And so we need to ask ourselves another question: Does the way that I am living my life, both privately and publicly show to my Lord that I should be counted worthy to escape all these things of chastening and earthly judgments, and the eternal judgment of hell? Certainly, we know that none of us is worthy of the mercy that has been shown to us in Christ. But there is a judgment that will be rendered on the Last Day when Christ returns. And that judgment will be whether or not we were counted worthy to escape all the judgments which God will bring. These verses are saying that Christ's disciples need to take heed; it may indeed be possible that we could become weighed down with the cares of this life, and even drunkenness and carousing, and not be ready for His return. He could come suddenly and unexpectedly to that person, and they would be ashamed at His Coming. The goal of the Christian life is that we would walk worthy of His having called and chosen us.

God personally entrusts all mankind with specific responsibilities, expecting not mere preservation but fruitful effort that reflects his worth. In the Parable of the Talents the first two servants model faithful stewardship by acting immediately and multiplying what the master gave, while the third servant's fear, laziness, and excuses expose a heart uninterested in serving God. Because Christ will certainly return as Judge—rewarding the faithful and condemning the false we must each live with the sober awareness that our works reveal whom we truly belong to.