The duty of the church is to confront the world – not court it | John MacArthur

Summary

The sermon's main theme is the church's mission to communicate the gospel to the spiritually dead, challenging the idea of the church courting the world. It references the Sardis church from Revelation 3:1 as an example of a church that died through worldliness. The practical takeaway is that the church must be the world's conscience, a divisive force presenting a living gospel, rather than conforming to worldly standards.