In his sermon titled "True Children of God - 2," Bill Parker focuses on the distinction between the children of God and the children of the devil, as outlined in 1 John 3:10. Parker argues that true children of God are those who have been gifted faith by God, indicating that salvation is entirely a work of God's grace rather than human effort or decision. He supports his assertions by referencing Ephesians 2, John 1, and Romans 8, emphasizing key concepts such as predestination, regeneration, and the legal adoption of believers into God's family. The practical significance of this sermon lies in affirming the security of salvation and the importance of faith in Christ, which manifests itself in a genuine love for Him, thereby identifying believers as children of God.
“Faith is the gift of God... those who are saved by grace, they cannot leave Christ.”
“Their names were written in the Lamb's Book of Life... they were legally adopted into His family.”
“Salvation's not conditioned on you. It's all conditioned on Christ.”
“How do I know I'm a child of God? It's because I love Christ.”
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