Many called few chosen

In today’s video, we step back into the thunderous preaching of Jonathan Edwards to face a reality many prefer to ignore: Christ’s chilling warning—“Many are called, but few are chosen.” In an age where the Church often prizes comfort over conviction, Scripture confronts us with a sobering truth: crowds can cheer for Jesus and still remain unchanged.

Edwards shatters the illusion of easy religion. He reminds us that the Gospel was never meant to cushion false assurance but to cut through spiritual pretenses and awaken a faith that can endure the final judgment. This message isn’t meant to scare—it’s meant to save.

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📖 Key Scriptures:
• Matthew 22:14 — The haunting divide between the called and the chosen.
• Matthew 7:13–14 — Two roads, two destinies, and the few who choose the narrow way.
• Matthew 7:21–23 — When religious language fails before the Lord who sees the heart.
• Romans 9:15–16 — Salvation rooted not in human striving, but in God’s sovereign mercy.

📚 Source of Inspiration:
Drawn from Jonathan Edwards’s classic works on divine sovereignty, true conversion, and the deadly danger of resting in outward religion without inward renewal.

What did Jesus mean by “many are called but few are chosen”

Sermon on true and false conversion

Jonathan Edwards preaching explained

Biblical warning about false assurance

Gospel message that confronts easy-believism

Sermon on the narrow road and wide gate

Understanding God’s sovereign mercy in salvation