The Justice of Salvation

This contest challenges creators to produce a short, compelling video that argues the case for perseverance and accountability in faith, directly challenging the notion of "Once Saved, Always Saved" using the principles of God's perfect Justice and Mercy, as discussed by Father Mark Beard.🏆 Contest Theme: "More Than a Free Pass"Create a short-form video (maximum $\mathbf{90}$ seconds long) that visually and audibly explains why Christian life requires active works and perseverance after redemption, focusing on the biblical truth of the Final Judgment and accountability.🎥 Submission GuidelinesOriginal Content: Video, audio, and graphics must adhere to Rumble's policies and be original or properly licensed.Length: Maximum of $\mathbf{90}$ seconds.Content Focus: The video must clearly differentiate between Redemption (Christ's act on the Cross) and Salvation (the ultimate entry into Heaven).Theological Argument: The video must incorporate at least one key biblical reference or concept mentioned in the homily to support the need for works and accountability (e.g., God judging us for "both our good and evil," the small number saved on the Ark, or the necessity of Justice). 5. Clarity & Impact: The video must be clear, well-edited, and challenge the viewer to take their spiritual life seriously by emphasizing the eternal stakes.💡 Suggested Video Approaches (Choose ONE)The Empty Ticket: Illustrate the concept of having a redeemed "ticket" (Redemption) but failing to use it by staying on the "Book of Death" due to persistent sin.Justice vs. Mercy: Explain why God must be both Merciful and Just, using the concept of Purgatory as a place where Justice demands purification for remaining debt after sins are forgiven by Mercy.Accountability in Scripture: Create a quick list of scripture verses or biblical events that clearly show God judging actions and works (e.g., Revelation 20:12, the Parable of the Talents).