Judgement to Come
Speaker: Duncan Heaster Location: Idyllwild Bible School Date: 2000 Topic: Judgement to Come Class 1 - The Judgement Principle Class 2 - The Judgement Seat Class 3 -Goats Class 4 - Sheep Class 5 - Foretaste of Judgement Class 6 - The Cross and the Judgement
Classes
Class 1: Duncan Heaster - Judgement to Come - Class 1 - The Judgement Principle
The class discusses the principles of judgment, emphasizing that judgment is not just a future event but a process happening now. It covers the purpose of judgment for self-awareness and education, the importance of living a life aware of God's judgment, and the consequences of hypocrisy and sin.
Class 2: Duncan Heaster - Judgement to Come - Class 2 - The Judgement Seat
The class discusses the process of judgment after Christ's return, focusing on the resurrection, the judgment seat, and the immediate nature of the judgment. It explores practical questions about the judgment process and emphasizes the importance of readiness and repentance.
Class 3: Duncan Heaster - Judgement to Come - Class 3 -Goats
The class discusses the fate of the goats in the parable of the sheep and goats, focusing on the judgment of those who reject God. It covers the stages of rejection, including initial unwillingness, seeking acceptance, and final condemnation, emphasizing the importance of living a life of faith and obedience.
Class 4: Duncan Heaster - Judgement to Come - Class 4 - Sheep
The class discusses the concept of judgment and the resurrection, focusing on the humility and unworthiness felt by those who will be judged, emphasizing the importance of obedience and faith in God's grace.
Class 5: Duncan Heaster - Judgement to Come - Class 5 - Foretaste of Judgement
The class explores the concept of a 'foretaste of judgment' through trials, prayer, and the breaking of bread. It emphasizes that our responses to trials and divisions reveal our true character and faith, akin to the judgment day.
Class 6: Duncan Heaster - Judgement to Come - Class 6 - The Cross and the Judgement
The class discusses the cross of Jesus Christ as a foretaste of judgment, emphasizing the division it creates between believers and non-believers. It explores how reflecting on the crucifixion leads to repentance and faith, and how the breaking of bread serves as a communal reminder of Christ's sacrifice and judgment.