If You're Doing This 5 Things, You Are Not Be Saved | C.H Spurgeon

If You're Doing This 5 Things, You Are Not Be Saved | C.H Spurgeon
Are you truly standing for Christ, or are you unknowingly denying Him through your actions, words, or silence? In this powerful and thought-provoking message, we explore a sobering truth: if you are ashamed of Christ, you are not saved. Drawing from Scripture and timeless spiritual wisdom, this sermon challenges us to examine our hearts and ask whether we are boldly proclaiming the gospel or shrinking back in fear of the world’s opinions.
The message highlights the critical importance of living unashamed for Christ, reminding us of the eternal consequences of denying Him before men. Through vivid examples and heartfelt appeals, you’ll be encouraged to lay aside fear, embrace your faith with courage, and stand boldly for the Savior who gave His all for you.
Whether you’ve struggled with fear of rejection, hesitated to share your faith, or simply need a reminder of the cost and reward of discipleship, this message is for you. Don’t let the fleeting approval of this world rob you of the eternal joy of hearing, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”
Watch until the end for a heartfelt call to action and practical steps to live unashamed for Christ. Share this message with friends, family, and fellow believers who need encouragement to stand firm in their faith.
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