Sermons

This weekend at GCC, let’s talk about fence-sitting. Not the literal kind of fence sitting where you actually sit on a fence, but the fence of indecision or the fence of non-commitment. There are many areas of life where fence sitting is perfectly acceptable, but there is one area of life where fence sitting is not acceptable; everyone has to get off the fence and make a firm decision. It’s the decision about what you will do with Jesus. Jesus addresses this major decision of life in Matthew 12:30-32. This brief passage of Scripture has been a source of concern and confusion for Christians and non-Christians alike. It has the reputation of being the passage about the unforgivable sin, and it does indeed address that issue, but it teaches us so much more. It teaches us about the invitation God presents to us – an invitation to follow, or not follow, Jesus Christ. Join your GCC family and me this weekend as we unpack this ‘hard saying of Jesus’ and learn what He meant by that one sin that will not be forgiven.

Scripture References: Matthew 12:30-32

Related Topics: Salvation, Sin, Unforgivable Sin | More Messages from Mike Sigman

This weekend at GCC, let’s talk about fence-sitting. Not the literal kind of fence sitting where you actually sit on a fence, but the fence of indecision or the fence of non-commitment. There are many areas of life where fence sitting is perfectly acceptable, but there is one area of life where fence sitting is not acceptable; everyone has to get off the fence and make a firm decision. It’s the decision about what you will do with Jesus. Jesus addresses this major decision of life in Matthew 12:30-32. This brief passage of Scripture has been a source of concern and confusion for Christians and non-Christians alike. It has the reputation of being the passage about the unforgivable sin, and it does indeed address that issue, but it teaches us so much more. It teaches us about the invitation God presents to us – an invitation to follow, or not follow, Jesus Christ. Join your GCC family and me this weekend as we unpack this ‘hard saying of Jesus’ and learn what He meant by that one sin that will not be forgiven.

Scripture References: Matthew 12:30-32

Related Topics: Salvation, Sin, Unforgivable Sin | More Messages from Mike Sigman