Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.1. If you're worried about it, you probably haven't done it.
- 2.2. Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit isn't one bad moment, it's a settled rejection.
- 3.3. As long as you can still say yes to Jesus, there's still grace for you.
- 4.While the world labels people by what they lack or their past mistakes, God defines us as His beloved children.
- 5.Internal civil war and division destroy homes, marriages, and churches from within.
- 6.There is no neutral ground with Jesus; every person must decide whether they are aligned with Him or opposing Him.
- 7.The conviction of the Holy Spirit is God's final rope extended to bring us back to Jesus before time runs out.
- 8.A soft, convicted heart is living evidence that the Holy Spirit is still actively working in your life.
Sermon Moments
“While the world gives us labels by what we lack, God gives us a name about who we are—that we're a child of His.”
“Civil war takes down the kingdom. A kingdom divided against itself will not stand.”
“There's no neutral ground with Jesus. You're either with Him or you're against Him.”
“If you're worried about having committed the unforgivable sin, you probably haven't done it. Dead hearts don't worry about a grieving God.”
“Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit isn't one bad moment; it's a settled, permanent rejection of God's truth.”
“We get so obsessed with trying to determine who gets to go to heaven and who doesn't. Friends, that is not our job; that's God's job.”
“As long as you can still say yes to Jesus, there's still grace for you.”
“His grace for you is greater than the sin in you.”
This Week
Remember This
God's grace is greater than your sin, and as long as you are alive to respond to the Holy Spirit, Jesus accepts and forgives you.
A Challenge for You
Before your heart gets any more hardened, come home to God today and make the decision to surrender your life to Jesus.These are personal sermon notes shared to help you remember the message — not a replacement for Scripture, your church, or your pastors.
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