The sermon "Returning & Rest" by Paul Mahan focuses on the theme of repentance and dependence on God's Word as presented in Isaiah 30. Mahan argues that humanity's tendency to rebel against God's authority and to seek wisdom from worldly sources leads to chaos and confusion, a condition he associates with contemporary culture. He highlights specific scriptural references, such as Isaiah 30:1-3, where God reproaches the Israelites for looking to Egypt for counsel instead of turning to Him. Mahan emphasizes that true strength and salvation come from resting in God and listening to His Word (Isaiah 30:15). The sermon underscores the necessity of returning to the fundamentals of preaching and the importance of quietness in receiving God's truth, arguing that this is essential for spiritual strength and clarity in a tumultuous world.
“Man's problem has always been a blatant disregard for God's Word, a refusal to hear it and believe it.”
“Their strength is to sit still...we need to know that I am God.”
“In returning and rest shall you be saved, and quietness and confidence shall be your strength.”
“No one is going to hear God's Word when their mouth is open.”
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