In the sermon titled "Them That Look For Him," Darvin Pruitt addresses the theological importance of looking to Christ as the source of salvation, primarily focusing on Hebrews 9:28. He argues that true salvation is not found in religious zeal or external practices but in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, who is the fulfillment of God's promises. Pruitt emphasizes that many people, including those from the nation of Israel known for their zeal, were not saved despite their outward religiosity (Romans 10:1; Romans 2:19). He articulates that spiritual Israel comprises those who continually look to Christ—their hope and salvation—which signifies a life directed towards Him both in worship and daily living. The significance of this message lies in affirming that genuine faith produces an unwavering expectation of Christ's return for His people who seek Him.
“It's not about things. It's not about organizations. It's not about denominations. It's about a person.”
“You mean you can do all of that and not be saved? They did.”
“Salvation is in a person... For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone that believeth.”
“If you have a true knowledge of Christ, you have the Spirit.”
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