Sunday 04/12/2026 Sunday School

The sermon centers on the urgent, non-negotiable truth that salvation and a genuine relationship with God are found solely through faith in Jesus Christ, as revealed in Scripture, particularly Matthew 7:21–23. It emphasizes that the path to God is solemnly specific, spiritually perilous, and severely threatened by false teachings and self-reliant religious efforts, all of which are ultimately futile without Christ. The preacher underscores that outward religious activity, cultural devotion, or personal sacrifice—no matter how extensive—cannot substitute for a personal, faith-based relationship with Christ, who is the exclusive way to eternal life. Drawing from personal mission experiences in Ethiopia and Uganda, the message warns that many who claim to follow Christ are unknowingly rejected by Him because they rely on human traditions, false doctrines, or works rather than the gospel of grace. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a radical commitment to Christ alone, urging both the unsaved to repent and the saved to live faithfully, knowing that only what is built on Christ's foundation will endure in eternity.