In the sermon titled "Dwelling Among the Tombs," Mike McInnis explores the theological implications of Mark 5:1-20, focusing on Christ’s authority over demonic forces and His transformative mercy. He argues that the demonic possession of the man from Gadara illustrates humanity's inherent helplessness against spiritual evil, which can only be overcome by Jesus Christ, the Sovereign Lord. Specific Scripture passages are reiterated to support the notion that even devils recognize Christ's authority (Mark 5:7) and that their existence serves to manifest God's power over darkness (Mark 5:13). The practical significance of this sermon emphasizes the Reformed understanding of God’s sovereignty, demonstrating that even the devil operates within God's ordained plan, and it highlights the need for believers to proclaim the goodness of God’s mercy in their lives as exemplified by the delivered man’s commission to share his story (Mark 5:19).
“The devil has never taken one step in this world that was not predestined and ordained by Almighty God.”
“The Lord can match up the number of hogs and the number of devils without any problem whatsoever.”
“When the Lord sends a man with the message of God, it will bring about the results that God purposes to do.”
“What a glorious God He is. What a gracious Savior that He seeks and saves that which is lost.”
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