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The times have changed, but people have not. Society is drifting back to paganism.
Westminster Shorter Catechism Question & Answer 82
The sermon examines the human inability to perfectly adhere to God's commandments, emphasizing that while mere humans fall short due to the consequences of the Fall, Jesus Christ, as both fully human and fully divine, alone fulfills this standard. It explores the concept of total depravity, not as a cause for despair, but as a humbling truth that underscores the necessity of grace, and provides a framework for engaging with those who mock Christian claims of righteousness. Drawing from 2 Kings 21, the message highlights the dangers of paganism, demonstrating its historical and contemporary manifestations, including the pursuit of false spiritual knowledge and the willingness to sacrifice children, ultimately calling for Christians to boldly proclaim truth and offer hope to those seeking something more.