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Seven Words You Never Want to Hear

How to Be Sure You Won't

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6h 11m
English
ISBN: 979-8-89153-582-4

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When life is over and you stand before God, what will he say to you? There is no greater tragedy than for someone to go through their entire life thinking they are a Christian only to hear these seven fateful words at death: “I never knew you; depart from me” (Matt. 7:23). A.W. Tozer said, “It is my opinion that tens of thousands, if not millions, have been brought into some kind of religious experience by accepting Christ and they have not been saved.” How can you be sure that your profession of faith is more than just words? Seven Words You Never Want to Hear explores the mystery of salvation through the Scriptures and personal stories. Author Denise Wilson invites you to take the challenge that the apostle Paul gave to the church at Corinth—examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith. The gospel changes everything—beliefs, lifestyles, and priorities. Has it changed you? Don’t wait until death to find out if you got it right.

Tracks
  1. Opening Credits
  2. Dedication
  3. Introduction: So Much at Stake
  4. Chapter 1: The Christian Home Syndrome
  5. Chapter 2: How Jesus Evangelized
  6. Chapter 3: Follow Me
  7. Chapter 4: Examine Your Beliefs
  8. Chapter 5: Repentance—the Missing Note
  9. Chapter 6: Strange Fruit
  10. Chapter 7: Confession
  11. Chapter 8: Forgiveness
  12. Chapter 9: Examine Your Obedience
  13. Chapter 10: Examine Your Loves
  14. Chapter 11: Dying to Self
  15. Chapter 12: Those Who Counted the Cost
  16. Chapter 13: The Gospel of Greed
  17. Chapter 14: The Gospel of Self
  18. Chapter 15: The Gospel of Rome
  19. Chapter 16: Light versus Darkness
  20. Chapter 17: The Mystery of Salvation
  21. Chapter 18: The Wrath of God
  22. Chapter 19: The Great Reveal
  23. Chapter 20: The Gospel Changes Everything
  24. Chapter 21: Nothing but the Truth
  25. Afterword: "Flee from the Wrath to Come" (by Charles H. Spurgeon)
  26. Closing Credits