This sermon challenges believers to consider the eternal consequences of unbelief and the urgent need for evangelism in light of the reality of hell. Using the true story of Nadia Bloom’s miraculous rescue as a modern example of answered prayer, Steve draws a powerful parallel; just as James King was God’s chosen answer to someone’s desperate prayer, Christians are the answer to someone’s spiritual need. The message emphasizes that hell is real and eternal, and that God, while loving, is also just and holy, requiring punishment for unrepented sin. Through the story of Ananias in Acts and the sobering warning from 2 Thessalonians 1, the sermon underscores that those who don’t know God or obey the gospel will face eternal separation from Him. It concludes with a compelling call for believers to overcome cultural tolerance and boldly share the gospel, echoing atheist Penn Jillette’s striking observation that true love for others demands we tell them the truth, no matter how uncomfortable.

This sermon confronts the topic of hell. By using real-life headlines, biblical truth, and emotional storytelling, Steve confronts five common objections to hell: its unpopularity, perceived injustice, the suffering already present in life, its seeming intolerance, and our fear of offending others. While hell is deeply uncomfortable to talk about, it is a biblical reality taught by Jesus and recorded in New Testament. The sermon calls believers to awaken from apathy, recognize the eternal stakes, and share the gospel out of genuine love. The cross is our visual reminder of both God’s wrath and mercy, where love intervened to save us from the flame

Steve continues his series on "True Love" and trust based on Ruth 3.

Steve Jones continue the sermon series on "True Love".  He preaches on "Trust".