The NXR Podcast - January 04, 2023


DAILY TRUTH - We Are Not Promised Tomorrow

Hosted by
Joel Webbon Harrison Smith Antonio Griffith Dale Partridge Wewsley Todd Calvin Robinson
Mentioned
Jesus Christ
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Episode Stats


Length

2 minutes

Words per minute

165.03

Word count

449

Sentence count

33


Summary

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The unrighteous often seem to fare pretty well in this life, and so many often mistakenly conclude that judgment is a myth. These people misinterpret the patience and grace of God in delaying the day of judgment to indicate that it will never actually take place, and that they have been granted a license to sin without consequence. However, the biblical account of the flood serves as a warning that the righteous judgment of God is imminent and will be universal. In light of this, we must accept the means of escape which God has graciously provided.

Transcript

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00:00:51 The unrighteous frequently seem to fare pretty well
00:00:55 in this life.
00:00:56 And so many often mistakenly conclude that judgment is a myth.
00:01:02 These people misinterpret the patience and grace of God in delaying the day of judgment
00:01:06 to indicate that it will never actually take place
00:01:10 and that they have been granted a license to sin without consequence.
00:01:14 However, the biblical account of the flood serves as a warning
00:01:18 that the righteous judgment of God is imminent.
00:01:21 In light of this, we must accept the means of escape which God has graciously provided.
00:01:27 God graciously provided one means of escape from his global universal judgment of the flood during the days of Noah.
00:01:37 That one means of escape was the ark.
00:01:40 God so too has provided one means of escape for the final judgment that is imminent and coming.
00:01:46 It will be a historical judgment.
00:01:49 It is an actual date that is fixed in the decree of God.
00:01:53 It is coming.
00:01:54 It is not a metaphor.
00:01:55 It is literal and it will be universal and none will escape unless they lay hold of the
00:02:01 one means of escape, which God has provided.
00:02:04 When the days of Noah, that one means of escape was the ark in our day.
00:02:08 That one means of escape is by grace through faith in Jesus Christ.
00:02:14 There is one way of salvation.
00:02:16 Jesus is the only God, the only Savior
00:02:21 who is powerful to save us from the judgment of God,
00:02:25 which we deserve.
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