An Appeal to Charismatic Pretenders (Matthew 7:13–27) | John MacArthur

Summary

This sermon, drawing from Matthew 7:21-23, contrasts true faith in God's will with superficial professing Christianity that relies on outward works and experiences. It highlights that many will claim to know Christ and perform miracles but will be rejected because they practiced lawlessness. The takeaway is that salvation comes not from human achievement or religious acts, but through God's grace by admitting our inability to earn it and by confessing Jesus as Lord through the Holy Spirit.