A Christian will not have anything withheld from him in heaven, because if he did, he would not be perfect and one with Christ as promised by God. To be perfect means to conform absolutely to the definition or description of the ideal type to be excellent or complete beyond practical or theoretical improvement to be entirely without any flaws, defects or shortcomings to be correct in every detail. The impossibility is made even clearer when one realizes that God’s elect will be “be made perfect in one” with Christ. (They rejected God’s offer of forgiveness).
That is the final judgment, and it takes place to show the nonbeliever why they are rejected from God’s presence in Heaven. Hoyt What is the judgment seat of Christ all about This article considers the existing confusion which surrounds the judgment seat of Christ as well as what the Bible clearly teaches. 175 Rewards And The Judgment Seat Of Christ Samuel L. They will be, but that occurs at the Great White Throne Judgment (Revelation 20). Article: Rewards And The Judgment Seat Of Christ Author: Samuel L. How can God withhold anything form his elect based upon sin, when he promised not to remember our sins? The Judgment Seat of Christ You might have thought that only nonbelievers would be judged. That is directly contrary to God’s promise that our “sins and iniquities will I remember no more.” – Hebrews 10:17. If I'm not mistaken, some people distinguish both of them (e.g. (II Corinthians 5:10) Of the many errors in current Christian theology, the gravest, the most displeasing to the Lord, well may be the doctrine that no Christian will be punished at the Judgment Seat of Christ.
The false gospel they preach is that saved Christians will lose rewards in heaven at the judgment seat of Christ, because of sin they have committed. Christians maintain that Jesus ascended into heaven and most denominations teach that Jesus will judge the living and the dead, granting everlasting life to. Hello, I would like to know if the Judgment Seat of Christ/God is the same thing as the Great White Throne If it is, I would like to know how we can determine, from scriptures, that it is the same. Hoyt (2011:92) summarises it well: ‘The purpose of the judgment seat of Christ is not to consider the issue of salvation. For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ that every one may receive the things done in his body, according to that he hath done, whether it be good or bad.
Edward Hendrie exposes the false doctrine preached by church pastors, including, but not limited to, John MacArthur, Charles Stanley, Sam Hoyt, and Erwin Lutzer.
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