Join The Journey S4:163 Ecclesiastes 9-12
Jul 9, 2025
Cecil Blanton, a knowledgeable member of Watermark, joins to unpack the profound insights of Ecclesiastes 9-12. He addresses why every action is subject to God's judgment and encourages a life of integrity and purpose. The discussion reveals the comforting balance of divine judgment and grace, emphasizing salvation through Jesus. Cecil also clarifies the differences between the Bema Seat Judgment for believers and the Great White Throne Judgment for unbelievers, urging listeners to reflect deeply on their faith amid life’s challenges.
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Cecil's Journey to Clarity
- Cecil shares how he initially struggled with the concept of being judged despite salvation by grace through faith.
- He realized deeds are judged not for salvation but as a reflection of how believers live.
Understanding the Bema Seat Judgment
- The Bema Seat Judgment evaluates believers' deeds, not their salvation.
- It acts like a performance review on faithfulness, not a trial to determine salvation.
Great White Throne Judgment Explained
- The Great White Throne Judgment is for unbelievers, judged by deeds without saving faith.
- Salvation requires faith; deeds alone cannot compensate for rejection of Christ.