Acts 28:11 + Ecc. 12:13-14

Summary

The sermon reflects on Acts 28:11, highlighting the irony of a ship bearing the pagan gods Castor and Pollux being protected by the faith of two Christian brothers, Paul and Luke. It then focuses on Ecclesiastes 12:13-14, emphasizing the duty of man to fear God and keep His commandments, with a reverential respect rooted in love rather than terror. The preacher warns against worldly philosophies and stresses obedience to God's word as evidence of true faith, concluding with the certainty of divine judgment for every deed, secret or open.