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Predestination

Kent Clark September, 15 2019 Video & Audio
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Kent Clark
Kent Clark September, 15 2019
"Having predestinated us unto the adoption of children by Jesus Christ to himself, according to the good pleasure of his will" -Ephesians 1:5

Pastor Clark broke down some of the doctrine we subscribe to here at Grace Gospel Fellowship.

In continuation of the Sunday, September 15th Sermon Highlight, Pastor Clark discusses predestination and how, "He's a God who doesn't leave us to ourselves"!

Despite the fact that we're a mess, God won't let us go! That's incredible!

BLESS GOD!

Here's another highlight from our September 15th Sunday service!

Sermon Transcript

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There's no use, no need for us
to go around through life with a long drawn out face. Say, well,
pastor, there's some bad things happening to me. No, there's
not. Because God takes bad and turns it to good. Because all
things work together for your good. Some of you got here by
being bad, you thought. But while you were using and
in your drunkenness and whoring around, The hound of heaven was
there, getting you to the place where you couldn't even wiggle.
And there was nothing for mom and dad to do except call Pontiac
Rescue Mission, Grace Centers of Hope. And you were forced. It felt like you were forced
in here by your own mess. but there was an unseen hand
and one that had loved you when you were in the crack house,
when you were shooting up, when you were in the bed with numerous
people that was watching over you. And here you are now in
the house of God. Now watch this. Don't jump out of your seat and
leave. Having predestinated us, That is a dirty word to many
people, but I love that word. Say, now pastor, you don't believe
in predestination, do you? Absolutely. Bless God. Bless God that he's a God who
doesn't leave us to ourselves. A God who loved us in the beginning
and we went crazy. All we like sheep have gone astray. We've turned to his own way. There was a seeking shepherd.
There was a Holy Spirit. Predestination, that word's used
a lot and it means just exactly what it says. He predetermined. Predetermined. Thank God for the power of predestination. Prone to wonder, Lord, I feel
it. Prone to leave the God I love. And some of you may be in here,
you know, Pather, I've been a Christian for 60 years. I've held out.
No, no, you may have been a Christian for 60 years, but you're lying
about holding out. You were a mess. I'm talking
about after conversion. I'm not talking about before
conversion. I'm talking about since you've been converted. But there was a predestinating
God who wouldn't let you go, and he wouldn't throw you away.
You know, God should have thrown me away. Many times in my life,
this thing is broken. This thing is no good anymore. But God's predestinating power
and grace.
Kent Clark
About Kent Clark
Kent Ward Clark is the Senior Pastor of Grace Gospel Fellowship and Chief Executive Officer of Grace Centers of Hope, (www.gracecentersofhope.org) Oakland County, Michigan’s oldest and largest homeless shelter for 20 years. Over the years, his vision and leadership has transformed the ministry of Grace Centers of Hope into one of Southeastern, Michigan’s leading faith-based institutions. Pastor Clark is widely known as a speaker at Sovereign Grace conferences around the country. The Pastor’s preaching style and theological content remind us of the immortal John Bunyan. Pastor Clark believes the Lord God himself has ordained two institutions as the building blocks of a solid society. One is the “Family” and the other is the “Local Church”, founded upon the Lord Jesus Christ himself. Pastor Clark has seen the power of true assurance of salvation transform lives from despair to victory! Pastor Clark was born in Lowes, Kentucky. He has been married to Dr. Pam Clark for 36 years and they have two daughters, Shannon and Amber, who proudly serve alongside their parents at Grace Centers of Hope. Pastor Clark can be heard on the radio every morning on WMUZ, 103.5 FM, at 7:45 am and 8:45 am. He is also available to speak at various churches, conferences, and other special events.

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