Sep 25, 2026 · 55 min · 11 segments
Everyone is born in Adam, destined to perish. But Jesus calls people to be one with him, to share in his joy. Sharing the gospel includes speaking about judgement and hell. It prepares the way to…
Tonight's sermon is the good news of hell.
It's gonna be the best news you're gonna ever hear.
It's gonna blow your mind if you listen to it.
It's gonna make sense of everything that ever happens in your life.
It's gonna make sense of every action you've ever done.
And the devil will do anything to stop you listening to the good news about hell.
I've explained this in Cambridge University and the students have said, you get me.
I explained it to bouncers in Swansea and one of them said, how do you know? It's as true for Cambridge University students as it's true for the bouncer in Swansea who's only doing his job because he likes the violence and picking up drunk women afterwards.
It's exactly the same feeling.
When you go to the cinema, there's always previews on.
Have you ever seen the previews? Anybody know what the previews are? And the previews always look better than the film you're watching, don't they? And then when you watch the film, it's only the funny jokes they put in.
You watch it, those were the only funny jokes there were.
Or those were the only exciting scenes.
Well, this is a preview.
What God is giving you when he shows you a little bit of hell is a preview of what's to come.
Now, Romans chapter 1 says, this is the beginning of the good news of God.
So this is not bad news, but boy, you're going to think it is.
But the Bible says in Romans, this is the beginning of the good news.
What? The wrath of God is being revealed on all that's wrong, all unrighteousness.
So let me serve you some examples of it.
Why is it that there are things we've done years ago that gnaw away at us like a worm that doesn't die? We've done them years ago and we've totally tried to forget them.
But every now and then you can be lying in bed or you can be sitting busy and suddenly this worm starts to gnaw at you about something you've done years and years ago.
And you think, what is that? That's just ruining my life.
Tonight's sermon is the good news of hell.
It's gonna be the best news you're gonna ever hear.
It's gonna blow your mind if you listen to it.
It's gonna make sense of everything that ever happens in your life.
It's gonna make sense of every action you've ever done.
And the devil will do anything to stop you listening to the good news about hell.
I've explained this in Cambridge University and the students have said, you get me.
I explained it to bouncers in Swansea and one of them said, how do you know? It's as true for Cambridge University students as it's true for the bouncer in Swansea who's only doing his job because he likes the violence and picking up drunk women afterwards.
It's exactly the same feeling.
When you go to the cinema, there's always previews on.
Have you ever seen the previews? Anybody know what the previews are? And the previews always look better than the film you're watching, don't they? And then when you watch the film, it's only the funny jokes they put in.
You watch it, those were the only funny jokes there were.
Or those were the only exciting scenes.
Well, this is a preview.
What God is giving you when he shows you a little bit of hell is a preview of what's to come.
Now, Romans chapter 1 says, this is the beginning of the good news of God.
So this is not bad news, but boy, you're going to think it is.
But the Bible says in Romans, this is the beginning of the good news.
What? The wrath of God is being revealed on all that's wrong, all unrighteousness.
So let me serve you some examples of it.
Why is it that there are things we've done years ago that gnaw away at us like a worm that doesn't die? We've done them years ago and we've totally tried to forget them.
But every now and then you can be lying in bed or you can be sitting busy and suddenly this worm starts to gnaw at you about something you've done years and years ago.
And you think, what is that? That's just ruining my life.
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