Saved FROM GOD'S WRATH: Who Will be on Judgment Day

If you are a believer and know the Gospel, have you ever stopped to honestly ask yourself: "Am I saved?" Amidst so many discourses about "blessed life," "purpose," and "fulfillment," the Bible affirms something harsh and inescapable: "we will be saved from wrath" (Romans 5:9). This means that, at the heart of the gospel, lies a reality that is hardly preached anymore: the wrath of God. Not the capricious wrath of a tyrant, but the holy and just reaction of the perfect God against sin, rebellion, and idolatry. This book arises from this question that no one wants to ask, but which the Bible answers: Who will be saved on the day of judgment? Throughout 16 chapters, Marcos leads you on a clear, biblical, and profoundly pastoral theological journey: He shows who the God is who loves and, precisely because He loves, is angry against evil. It exposes sin not as "defects" or "weaknesses," but as rebellion and the substitution of the Creator for the creature. It explains how God's wrath is already manifested today and will be fully revealed in the final judgment. It dismantles the illusion that we can escape wrath through good works, religion, or moral effort. It presents the cross of Christ as the place where wrath and love meet: the Son bearing, in our place, the condemnation we deserved. It deepens the biblical teaching on election and predestination, showing how God's eternal plan sustains our salvation - without denying the human responsibility to believe and repent. It shows what it means to be justified by faith, to live as someone truly saved from wrath, and to await future glory with security and hope. This is not just another book about "Christian life." >Here you will understand: Why the cross is not just a symbol of love, but the center of God's judgment on sin. Why talking about "salvation" without talking about God's wrath is presenting a diluted gospel. How the doctrine of election and predestination does not cool the heart, but generates humility, security, and worship. How to live, in practice, as someone who is no longer under wrath, but under grace. >You want to go beyond religious clichés and slogans and understand the depth of salvation. You feel that the gospel you have heard is "too light" in the face of the seriousness of God and sin. You are a pastor, leader, or teacher and need to address topics such as judgment, election, predestination, and human responsibility clearly. >Ultimately, this book doesn't just aim to answer "who will be saved on Judgment Day?", but to confront an even more personal question: Are you taking refuge in Christ - the only one who can save you from God's wrath? If you are willing to face this question in the light of the Word, this book is for you.

Pagina's: 121, Paperback, Independently published