A time for everything. Message is perfectly okay. Sometimes comfort, sometimes exhort, sometimes rebuke according to God's discerned need in that congregation. This type of messages are rather scarce. There has been too much frivolity of the world filtering into the church these days. Yeah, Sometimes Paul says to Titus, "Rebuke them sharply" Only if it becomes daily rebuke, then something is off.

If the message convicts you, then repent my friend, don't fight the messenger or the message, it will do you no good, you didn't call and send her, God did. Who made you the message judge? 2 Timothy 3:16, Hebrews 4:12-13. Even Jesus preached hell fire more than every one of His disciples, he talks about hell more than he talks about heaven, why didn't He just concentrate on the beauty of heaven than the gloom of hell, oh thou that love His sheep more than He does.

@@mrmikepreacher If one is to preach, they must rightly divide the word of God. You can say Jesus Christ preached about hell and still do not identify the reason He spoke about hell. Ask yourself why He spoke about hell to certain people and not to other people who still repented. Zaccheus repented without hell being the main topic. The woman at the well repented with hell being the main topic. The thief at the cross accepted Christ without hell being the main topic. Those He spoke about hell to are the hypocritical, religious folks who had already reject the grace of God and were trusting in their own righteousness. I do not know if it is written in your Bible, but it is written in mine: THE *GOODNESS* OF GOD LEADS TO REPENTANCE/GOD'S KINDNESS LEADS YOU TO REPENTANCE. Romans 2 3So when you, O man, pass judgment on others, yet do the same things, do you think you will escape God’s judgment? 4Or do you disregard the riches of His kindness, tolerance, and patience, not realizing that God’s kindness leads you to repentance? 5But because of your hard and unrepentant heart, you are storing up wrath against yourself for the day of wrath, when God’s righteous judgment will be revealed. I would show you scriptures and you judge using these scriptures if the word has been rightly divided.

@@AyoAkin Ok, you're making selective arguments, picking and choosing points from the bible to feed your goodness narrative, however this is not the whole picture. This is the kind of picture the progressive Christians like to paint to justify a feel good, come as you are, postmodernist theological narrative. Yes, the goodness of God leads to repentance, but that doesn't take away from the truth of the gospel, for all have sinned and have come short of the glory of God; Romans 3:23. For God loved the world so He gave Jesus, whoever believes is saved, and whoever doesn't is CONDEMNED (Emphasis only just to make my point). This is a more balanced picture, man is evil and in need of a Saviour, God is good and he is the only one who can save, it doesn't mean His goodness doesn't lead to repentance. You argue Zacchaeus repented without the hell massage, is this claim from facts or emotionalism? What scripture supports this claim? Let's indulge this argument, Jesus has been going around, preaching and working miracles, His news had reached many places, there was no other encounter Zacchaeus had with Jesus except that first one as recorded in the bible in Luke 19, one can argue he had previously heard about Jesus which is why he was eager to meet him, no message was preached directly to Zacchaeus. For the woman at the well, Jesus from his message called out the woman's adultery of jumping from man to man and even living with a man who wasn't her husband, if this was a message preached to someone in your postmodern Church, you would call the preacher judgemental for speaking the truth. The thief on the cross was already condemned to death, Jesus did not preach to him, he must've known of Jesus and His message hence why he gave that testimony. Finally Jesus didn't only preach hell and kingdom message to only Pharisees or "the hypocritical, religious folks who had already reject the grace of God and were trusting in their own righteousness." in your words, if that were the case there was no reason for Him to preach to them because they would've already been condemned. His message was to a dying generation that needed saving, His popular sermon on the mount in Matthew 5:22; 8:12, or Mark 9:47-48, He was not preaching to Pharisees and religious leaders, but to a crowd and His disciples. The point of all this is, the message of the gospel is a balanced message, man is evil God is good, hell and heaven is real, life and death exist, the only way for man to be saved is through Jesus, without which, it is eternal damnation.

If one is to preach, they must rightly divide the word of God. I would show you scriptures and you judge using these scriptures if the word has been rightly divided.

Exactly so he was the medium 🔥🔥🔥🎸🎸🎸

You're right. The sounds from those strings was something else.