Bridwell Heights Presbyterian Church PCA

A sermon on God's rest from Hebrews 4:1-10

This is my response to this podcast by Kirk and James Cameron regarding their new view of "hell." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RflbA8Vt_Y&t=2246s While nothing they are saying is new, each generation has to biblically respond to and refute such departures from God's Word. Their final conclusion was rather predictable. What is the position they hold to? While at the beginning, Kirk was clear that he "used to believe in eternal conscious torment," at the end they have embraced was appears to be agnosticism on this subject. What happens to the unrepentant wicked who do not know Jesus when they die? Their new position is: We can't say with certainty. Once again I'd like to recommend Dr. Robert L. Reymond's excellent book: "Contending for the Faith" which is a collection of essays on various modern challenges to the faith. He addresses John Stott's position on this matter which is very similar to the one being espoused by the Camerons. Reymond also addresses many other critical issues of our day: https://a.co/d/70wcGFe Hell, Putting Out the Fire / Kirk and James Cameron - Pastor Patrick Hines Podcast

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Grounded and Settled in the Faith - Thomas Watson / Pastor Patrick Hines Reformed Christian Podcast From the introduction to Puritan Thomas Watson's wonderful exposition of the Westminster Shorter Catechism, "A Body of Divinity." This book is worth its weight in gold: https://banneroftruth.org/us/store/theology-books/a-body-of-divinity/

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