"How To Die In Your Sins" (John

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  • Опубліковано 10 лют 2025

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  • @Danielleonthenarrowpath
    @Danielleonthenarrowpath Місяць тому +22

    Wow! This was one of THE most powerful, sobering, and gut-wrenching messages that I have ever heard. I will be sharing it. Thank you, Pastor Jonny.

  • @hoperose4995
    @hoperose4995 Місяць тому +1

    I was in church for over 50 years needing a sermon on sin I believe people are hungry for this type of teaching because there’s sin all in the church and outside of the church because no one wants to talk about it. Thank you for this message. You’re only preaching the Bible if people get mad they need to get mad at God you spoke truth in love.

  • @TheNancycarrera
    @TheNancycarrera Місяць тому +6

    Sobering truth and great reminder why we are to preach the gospel to those who are perishing.

  • @nancykim2223
    @nancykim2223 Місяць тому +5

    Thank you for the the faithful exposition of God's Word!!!!

  • @colleendavis1684
    @colleendavis1684 Місяць тому +6

    I thank you for this sober but essential Warning, thank you for your faithfulness to preaching God's Word. I struggle with self-centered fear. I need this Message. I didn't heed God's Warnings.

  • @vikki1239
    @vikki1239 Місяць тому +5

    Whoa… This one WRECKED ME! Ty, Pastor Johnny, may God bless you! 💕🙏💕

  • @JackieSuz91763
    @JackieSuz91763 Місяць тому +3

    AMAZING hearing the FULL spirit of the Living God, speaking through this man of God!!! Praise God for truthful preachers to speak the TRUTH in love!! God bless you young man!! am sharing!!

  • @DaughteroftheKingYHWH
    @DaughteroftheKingYHWH Місяць тому

    “You go to hell for what you don’t do.”
    It’s one decision blocked by everything of this world. Ephesians 6:12

  • @justpassingthruuu
    @justpassingthruuu 8 днів тому

    Dying in your sin ... that's God's will, righteousness, no tragedy, righteousness! It is interesting that sin is usually referred to as singular, yet in this case, Christ is addressing a plurality. Yet when used regarding one person, sin is singular.... we must be exact, not?