Go To Trial

Today, you have been summoned to a solemn and critical proceeding—a moment where the entirety of your life will be examined under the unerring gaze of the Almighty God. This is not a mere formality or an ordinary meeting. It is a divine court session, where the charges against you are laid bare, and the consequences of your actions are brought to light.

Here are the charges against you. The accuser is not claiming that you committed all of these sins.  He knows if he can get you to commit any of these or other sins, he can get a guilty charge against you.  These sins are based on your disobedience to God's commandments and the life you have led. The accusations stem from the Works of the Flesh, the Six Things God Hates, and the Sins of the Tongue.  Let me explain:

Since choosing the right attorney is one of the most crucial decisions you’ll make when facing legal issues. The outcome of your case can significantly hinge on this choice, so it’s essential to approach the process methodically and thoroughly. You would:

I advise people in your predicament about the accuser so when he attacks you on the stand you are prepared. I prepared a little something but before you watch this, understand one thing with absolute certainty: the accuser, Satan, is doomed. His fate is sealed, irrevocable, and eternal. Nothing in this world or the next can change it.

I got  some good news. I’ve received the names of the jury who will be weighing your case. The reason this is good news is that I believe these people have a deep understanding of what you’re going through. They can relate to the struggles and sins you've faced, and their perspective may bring the compassion and insight that is needed in this case.

"Before we proceed, I want to remind all present that we are here in the presence of God, and it is His Holy word by which we shall measure truth, justice, and righteousness. As the judge in this matter, I stand not as a mere representative of earthly law, but as one who reflects the authority of God Himself. We are called today to examine not just the actions of the accused, but the very nature of sin as it is understood in the eyes of God."

 "Ah, yes, Your Honor. Thank you for allowing me to present the incontrovertible evidence against this pitiful soul. I stand before you today, not as an accuser with any doubt, but with the full confidence of one who knows the depths of this individual’s miserable state.

Your Honor, I call Tammy to the stand. Tammy is an old friend of the accused, someone who knows them well and can testify to their past life of sin.

Your Honor, if I may address this courtroom once more what an amusing spectacle this has become! Look at this lowlife, this good for nothing failure sitting before us.

Your Honor, the accusations brought forth are numerous and weighty. It is true that this soul has sinned, for Your Word declares, "There is none righteous, no, not one." (Romans 3:10).

Your Honor, members of the court, we have heard the defense’s feeble arguments. They would have you believe that the accused, despite their blatant disregard for God's law, can simply be forgiven and set free. They would have you believe that repentance and change are enough to erase the weight of sin.

Your Honor, as the spokesperson for the jury, I come before you today to deliver our unanimous verdict. We have carefully considered all the arguments presented by both the prosecution and the defense. We have weighed the gravity of the charges and the importance of repentance and obedience to the Word of God.

The decision has been made, and it is clear. You stand guilty of all charges. Your sin has separated you from Me, and justice demands that the sentence be carried out.

The Church of Christ is not just a New Testament concept—it was prophesied long before the birth of Christ. Jesus promised to build His church, and this promise was fulfilled in the New Testament.