The sermon titled "The Christ" by John Reeves addresses the singular identity and sovereignty of Jesus Christ within a framework of doctrinal precision highlighting Reformed theology. Reeves argues that true regeneration is mandatory to perceive Christ, emphasizing that individuals are spiritually blind, deaf, and lame without divine intervention, a change manifested through repentance and belief. He weaves together various Scripture passages, including Ezekiel 22 and John 3:16, to illustrate that many claim to know God while distorting His true nature and fail to recognize the necessity of Christ's redemptive work. The practical significance lies in underlining the exclusive nature of the Gospel, warning against false teachings, and affirming the doctrines of grace, including total depravity, unconditional election, limited atonement, irresistible grace, and the perseverance of the saints—ultimately directing believers to rely on Jesus as the sole source of salvation and grace.
“The Lord Jesus Christ does not show blind men how to see. He gives them new eyes and they see Him.”
“There is only one true God, and all else are impostors.”
“You can't preach about the gospel of Jesus Christ without preaching about the total depravity of men.”
“It's what all of God's children who walk this earth desire. More grace.”
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