The sermon on Romans 8:14 presented by Fred Evans dives into the theological doctrine of the guidance and assurance of being led by the Holy Spirit, specifically regarding believers' identity as children of God. Evans argues that true leadership by the Spirit is marked by a focus on truth and the glorification of Christ, rather than emotional experiences or outward signs, using Scripture such as John 16:13 and Acts 13:48 to underscore his points. He emphasizes that those led by the Spirit are those ordained to eternal life, given to Christ, and called by God, with the Holy Spirit actively involved in their lives, ensuring faith and perseverance through trials (1 Peter 1:5). The practical significance highlighted is that genuine faith produces peace and mercy in believers, leading them to live in accordance with God's will, highlighting the importance of grace and unconditional election in the Reformed tradition.
“How do you know if you are being led by the Spirit? Because when He comes, He will guide you... into all truth.”
“As many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.”
“We who have been saved and are led by the Spirit of God, we rejoice in this doctrine. We rejoice in the fact that God purposed our salvation.”
“You that are led by the Spirit, you shall be led through manifold temptation. trials, troubles. But what is our hope? Our hope is this, we are kept.”
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