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New City Catechism Question Eighteen
Summary
In this conversation, Pastor Chrishon and Bryan Lees discuss question 18 of the new city catechism: 'Will God allow our disobedience and idolatry to go unpunished?' They explain that every sin is against God's sovereignty, holiness, and goodness, and that God is righteously angry with our sins and will punish them in His just judgment. They also address the misconception that the Reformed theology camp believes in a 'cheap grace' that allows for continued disobedience. They emphasize the importance of true obedience and gratitude in response to God's grace. The conversation concludes with a reminder of the scripture passage and a farewell.
Takeaways
Every sin is against God's sovereignty, holiness, and goodness, and He will punish them in His just judgment.
The Reformed theology camp does not believe in a 'cheap grace' that allows for continued disobedience.
True obedience and gratitude should be our response to God's grace.
God's judgment in this life is not to condemn us, but to remind us of His kindness and goodness.
We should seek to learn and grow in obedience even in the midst of trials and errors.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Question 18
02:04 The Misconception of 'Cheap Grace'
05:00 Responding to Grace with Obedience
06:14 Understanding God's Judgment in this Life
08:13 Learning and Growing in Obedience
09:11 Conclusion and Scripture Passage
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By Hope Presbyterian ChurchSummary
In this conversation, Pastor Chrishon and Bryan Lees discuss question 18 of the new city catechism: 'Will God allow our disobedience and idolatry to go unpunished?' They explain that every sin is against God's sovereignty, holiness, and goodness, and that God is righteously angry with our sins and will punish them in His just judgment. They also address the misconception that the Reformed theology camp believes in a 'cheap grace' that allows for continued disobedience. They emphasize the importance of true obedience and gratitude in response to God's grace. The conversation concludes with a reminder of the scripture passage and a farewell.
Takeaways
Every sin is against God's sovereignty, holiness, and goodness, and He will punish them in His just judgment.
The Reformed theology camp does not believe in a 'cheap grace' that allows for continued disobedience.
True obedience and gratitude should be our response to God's grace.
God's judgment in this life is not to condemn us, but to remind us of His kindness and goodness.
We should seek to learn and grow in obedience even in the midst of trials and errors.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Question 18
02:04 The Misconception of 'Cheap Grace'
05:00 Responding to Grace with Obedience
06:14 Understanding God's Judgment in this Life
08:13 Learning and Growing in Obedience
09:11 Conclusion and Scripture Passage