What Would God See From Heaven Today?

Sermon Part One: Are our works corrupt and abominable or good?

Scripture: Psalm 14: 1-2

The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good.The Lord looked down from heaven upon the children of men, to see if there were any that did understand, and seek God.

The question is asked, if God looked at us today, what would he see? 

We are his children. He, God, is our Father.  He knows that we, his children, are not perfect.  Will he see us doing corrupt and abominable works or will he see us doing good?

Would he see disobedience, hatefulness, and vindictiveness or would he see kind, loving, praying people who not only love God but also love one another?

If you say and believe in your heart that there is no God, then you are saying, “I am an atheist.”  The truth is not in you.  You are a child of Satan because you ignore the truth.  This person either ignores the evidence that God exists or they are just wicked and refuse to live by God’s truth.

We become this person when we live our life our way.  We live in the flesh and by the world’s way, turning away from the way of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

This non-believer is someone who is aggressively perverse in their actions.  To speak in direct defiance of God is utterly foolish.  When your last day on this earth comes, you will stand before God or you will stand before Satan?  And the question asked of you will be, “What have you done in my name?”

How will you answer this question and who will you be answering to?

No one is perfect.  All of us stand guilty of sin and need God’s forgiveness.

Please join us next week for the conclusion of the sermon, What Would God See From Heaven Today?

Read the Entire Chapter of the Scripture Referenced:

Psalm 14

Read Other Commentary From the Book of Psalms:

Don’t Worry That You Don’t Understand Everything

God Lifts Us From the Pit of Despair

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