The Best Is Yet To Come

Real Life with Jack Hibbs ^ | February 15,2025 | Jack Hibbs

[metmom]

Believers in Christ have an amazing future to look forward to. In fact, all of eternity with Jesus awaits those who have placed their faith in Him. Join Pastor Jack for a look at Revelation 19 and be encouraged, no matter what you are going through, because the best is yet to come!

25:40 minutes

[metmom]

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Listening now.

[SaveFerris]

(Believers in Christ have an amazing future to look forward to. In fact, all of eternity with Jesus awaits those who have placed their faith in Him.)

Let the world 🌏🌍 hear and understand:



JESUS CHRIST IS LORD

JESUS CHRIST IS
THE SON OF GOD

JESUS CHRIST IS THE
ONLY MESSIAH OF GOD

[Bob434]

This goes along with it- it’s from Spurgeon about our glorious freedom in Jesus Christ:

“But Christian, Christian, you are free from the penalty of sin. Do you know it? Can you recognize
the fact? You are free at this moment from the penalty of sin. Not only are you forgiven, but you never
can be punished on account of your sins however great and enormous they may have been.
“The moment a sinner believes,
And trusts in his crucified God;
His pardon at once he receives,
Salvation in full through His blood,”
Spiritual Liberty Sermon #9
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and he never can be punished on account of sin. Talk of the punishment of a believer! there is not such a
thing. The afflictions of this mortal life are not punishments for sin to Christians, they are fatherly
chastisements and not the punishments of a judge.
For me there is no hell, let it smoke and burn, if I am a believer I shall never have my portion there.
For me there are no eternal racks, no torments, for if I am justified, I cannot be condemned! Jesus has
suffered the punishment in my stead, and God would be unjust if He were to punish me again. For Christ
has suffered once and satisfied justice forever.
When conscience tells me I am a sinner, I tell conscience I stand in Christ’s place, and Christ stands
in mine. True, I am a sinner, but Christ died for sinners. True, I deserve punishment, but if my ransom
died, will God ask for the debt twice? Impossible! He has cancelled it. There never was, and never shall
be one believer in hell. We are free from punishment, and we never need quake on account of it.
However horrible it may be—if it is eternal, as we know it is—it is nothing to us, for we never can
suffer it. Heaven shall open its pearly portals to admit us, but hell’s iron gates are barred forever against
every believer. Glorious liberty of the children of God!”

Link if anyone wants to read the sermon later:

https://www.spurgeongems.org/sermon/chs9.pdf

[No name given]

A big loud amen 🙏🏻.

[metmom]

Thanks for that.

Colossians 2:13-14 And you, who were dead in your trespasses and the uncircumcision of your flesh, God made alive together with him, having forgiven us all our trespasses, by canceling the record of debt that stood against us with its legal demands. This he set aside, nailing it to the cross.

[ViLaLuz]

Good preaching right there. Thanks. It’s sorely needed.

[Bob434]

Yep, great verse! That debt is forever cancelled- no strings attached!

[metmom]

That is so awesome.

And not just some of my sins, the ones I have already committed, but not the future ones I haven’t committed, but the ENTIRE record of my sin debt that I owe God, because He sees it all. It’s only past, present, and future to US.

[SaveFerris]

(A big loud amen 🙏🏻.)

Thank you and God bless you 🙏

(Revelation 19)

Where the Lord Jesus Christ Himself Returns at His Second Coming and defeats Satan's Antichrist and Satan's False Prophet - and throws them both alive into the Lake of Fire 🔥🔥🔥 for all Eternity

The sheep 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑 and the goats 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐 are being divided like never before



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[Big Red Badger]

The Prince of Pulpitiers !
.
I imagine hearing His voice
But I enjoy reading Spurgeon.

[Bob434]

Me too- soemtimes his language is a bit old fashioned, but not severely so-

[boatbums]

Along the same lines:

"A prince, while he is a little child, is presumably as willful and as ignorant as other little children. Sometimes he may be very obedient and teachable and affectionate, and then he is happy and approved. At other times he may be unruly, self-willed, and disobedient, and then he is unhappy, and perhaps is chastised—but he is just as much a prince on the one day as on the other. It may be hoped that, as time goes on, he will learn to bring himself into willing and affectionate subjection to every right way, and then he will be more princely, but not more really a prince. He was born a prince" (C.I.Scofield, Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth).

[Bob434]

nice analogy- explains it pretty well, thanks for posting it- will have to remember it-