Good evening. Let's open tonight's
service with hymn number 18 from your Spiral Gospel Hymns hymn
book, number 18, and let's all stand together. God gave his holy inspired word
for only one great end, the prophets and apostles to reveal the sinner's
friend. The Bible is a book of Christ,
it only speaks of Him. On every page it shows us Christ,
it only speaks of Him. The prophecies of old record
God's wondrous mighty deeds, Those deeds of power and of grace
Set forth a woman's seed. The Bible is a book of Christ,
it only speaks of Him. On every page it shows us Christ,
it only speaks of Him. The prophets all reveal our Lord
as prophet, priest, and king. The types the great redemption
show, Christ's blood and grace now bring. The Bible is a book
of Christ, it only speaks of Him. On every page it shows us
Christ. It only speaks of Him. Behold the Lamb, the Baptist
said, the sin-atoning One. As it was promised long before,
God's Son as man has come. The Bible is a book of Christ,
it only speaks of Him. On every page it shows us Christ,
it only speaks of Him. Our substitutes obeyed the law,
then died and rose again. And in His word our Savior said,
Rejoice, I come again. The Bible is a book of Christ. It only speaks of him. On every page it shows us Christ. It only speaks of him. Please be seated. Good evening. The vast majority
of people that call themselves Christians don't believe what
we just sang. They believe the Bible is. Lots
of things, but they don't believe that it only speaks of Christ. What a what a blessing. That's
really what I want to preach on tonight. We open your Bibles
with me to 1st Corinthians Chapter 2. 1st Corinthians Chapter 2. Scripture says in 1 Corinthians
8, verse 1, that knowledge puffs up. And there's a lot of men
that pride themselves in having knowledge. They don't really
know anything. Here's the Apostle Paul, may
have been the most well-educated intellectual person that's ever
lived. And he said of himself, and I,
brethren, when I came to you, came not with excellency of speech
or of wisdom, declaring unto you the testimony of God. For
I determined not to know anything among you, save Jesus Christ
and him crucified. And I was with you in weakness
and in fear and in much trembling. And my speech and my preaching
was not with enticing words of man's wisdom, but in demonstration
of the spirit and a power that your faith should not rest in
the wisdom of men, but in the power of God. Let's pray. Our merciful heavenly father,
We come into thy glorious presence with fear and trembling, knowing,
Lord, that you are in the heavens and we are upon the earth and
that our words are to be few. Lord, we we thank you that you've
given to us your own dear son as the mediator, the advocate
between Man and God. And Lord, how hopeful we are
that you would send your spirit in power. In this hour. And that you would reveal to
us more of Christ. Who he is and what he's accomplished
to save centers. For it's in his name we pray.
Amen. Number 125 in the hardback teminal,
125, Jesus paid it all. Let's all stand together again. I hear the Savior say, Thy strength
indeed is small. Child of weakness, watch and
pray. Find in me thine all in all. Jesus paid it all. All to Him I owe. Sin had left a crimson stain,
He washed it white as snow. Lord, now indeed I find thy power
and thine alone can change the leper's spots and melt the heart
of stone. Jesus paid it all, all to him
I owe. Sin had left a crimson stain
He washed it white as snow. For nothing could have I Whereby
thy grace to claim. I'll wash my garments white In
the blood of Calvary's Lamb. Jesus paid it all, all to Him
I owe. Sin had left a crimson stain,
He washed it white as snow. And when before the throne I
stand in Him complete, Jesus died my soul to save, my lips
shall still repeat, Jesus paid it all, All to him I owe. Sin had left a crimson stain. He washed it white as snow. Please be seated. Will you open your Bibles with me
to Psalm 119. Psalm 119. And we're going to be looking
mostly at verse 27. I've titled this message. Make me. To understand. Make me to understand. Lot of
students of the Bible in the world. Very few. That have understood the meaning
of it. And if the Lord doesn't make us to understand, cause
us to perceive and to discern the difference, then we'll be
just like everybody else. And we'll do what the prophet
Isaiah said of the men of his day. We will turn the Bible into
nothing more than precept upon precept, line upon line, here
a little, there a little, that we may stumble and fall over
the word of God. If God is pleased, If he's pleased
to send his spirit and power and open the eyes of our understanding,
he'll reveal to us the glory of his son. And that hymn that
we sang, it's all about him. It is all about him. Lord, if you don't show me the
truth of who the Lord Jesus Christ is and what he has accomplished,
The Word of God will remain a mystery to us. Paul said in 2 Timothy
3, verse 5, that they have a form of godliness, but they deny the
power thereof. What is the power of godliness? The gospel, Paul said, I'm not
ashamed of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ, for it is
the power of God unto salvation to everyone that believeth. Every
time we come together, as we said Sunday, oh Lord, enable
us to see Christ and enable us to believe him, to rest our hope
in him. Reveal to us his glorious person
and his accomplished work. In that passage in 2 Timothy
chapter 3, when Paul said, they have a form of godliness, but
they deny, they deny Christ, his glory and salvation, they
deny the power thereof. He goes on to say, ever learning
and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth. They
are ever learning, students of the Bible, ever learning and
never able to come to the knowledge of the truth. And you and I are
not able to come to the knowledge of the truth, except that God
would make us. Uh, what did the Lord say to
Nicodemus said Nicodemus, except a man be born again, he cannot
see the kingdom of God. He can't perceive of it. He can't
understand it. He can't discern it. He knows
nothing about Christ, who he is and what he's done. Unless
the spirit of God breathes life into his heart. and opens his
eyes, causes him to see. That's what you and I are in
need of, aren't we? We will miss Christ in the scriptures, and
we will We will be guilty of ever learning and never able
to come to the knowledge of the truth. We will be guilty of having
a form of godliness. How easy it is to have a form
of godliness. We can all put on the outward
appearances of being the people of God and being children of
God. Religious people do that all
the time. but they deny the power there. I want to know about the
power of godliness. I want to know who Christ is
and I want God to make him known to me. Here's our text. Look
at verse 27. Make me to understand the way
of thy precepts. Now precepts is a reference to
the whole of God's word. And so David is saying, Lord,
make me to understand the way of your word. Cause me to see
Christ in your word. So then I shall talk of thy wondrous
works. Lord, I'll declare what you've
done if you'll show me what you've done. If you'll reveal to me
from your word, what you've done, turn me to the book of Ephesians
chapter one, Ephesians chapter one, verse 17, Paul is praying for the church
in Ephesus. And he says, I pray that. The God of our Lord, Jesus Christ,
the father of glory may give unto you the spirit of wisdom
and revelation in the knowledge of him. Make me to know the way
of thy precepts, Lord, reveal to me the knowledge of Christ,
that the eyes of your understanding being enlightened and that you
may know what is the hope of his calling and what the riches
of the glory of the inheritance is for the saints. Oh, Lord,
that's what I want. I want to know It does not yet
appear what we shall be, but we know that when he shall appear,
we'll see him as he is and be made like him. And the more we
see of him now, the more we can rejoice in the glory that shall
be revealed in us. Turn with me to 2 Corinthians
4. Verse five, for we preach not
ourselves. We're not glorying in ourselves.
We're not promoting ourselves. We preach a lot of that going
on in religion. We preach not ourselves, but
Christ Jesus, the Lord, and ourselves, your servants for Jesus' sake.
For God, who commanded the light to shine out of darkness, We
know that light was Christ. The sun and the moons weren't
made till the fourth day. And yet at the very beginning
of creation, let there be light. And there was light. That light
was Christ. And as God caused the light to
shine out of darkness, so he has shined in our hearts to give
the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face
of Jesus Christ. So the revelation of the Lord
Jesus Christ is the knowledge of the glory of God. Whatever
we know about God, whatever we see of him, we're gonna discover
it. It's going to be revealed to
us in the person of the Lord Jesus Christ. So every believer's
prayer, Lord, make me, make me. You know, uh, go back with me
to our text. Make me to understand how many, how many, uh, defiant
children have said to one of their peers, make, make me. And yet the child of God, just
the opposite spirit bows before the Lord and says, Lord, if you
don't make me, I won't. Lord, I've got to be made. I
can't get there on my own. Make me willing in the day of
your power. The Lord said, the leper said,
if thou wilt, thou canst make me whole. Lord, be willing to
make me whole. Lord, I know you're the only
one that can do it. You're the only one that can do it. Habakkuk
said, the Lord is my strength. He will make my feet to be like
hinds feet. And he will make me to walk upon
high places. If he doesn't give me feet like
hinds feet, I won't be able to walk on the high places where
he's made himself known. These are the high places of
his word where Christ is revealed. David said, make me to hear joy
and gladness. Lord, if you don't make me to
hear joy and gladness, I won't hear it. I won't hear it. In
another place he said, make me to go into the paths of thy commandments.
Lord, if you don't order my steps and cause me to follow after
Christ, I won't do it. Make me, make me. In another
place he said, make me to know wisdom. Now we know that God
has made him, Christ, to be for us wisdom. He is the wisdom of
God. And if any man lack wisdom, let
him ask it of God and he'll give it to all men liberally. He upbraideth
it not. He delights in revealing himself
to his children. We ask him, Lord, show me Christ. Make me to know wisdom. And then in another place, David
said, make me to know mine end. Lord, if you don't make me to
know mine end, I'll just, I'll be like everybody else. I'll
just be living this world thinking that this is all it is. And I'll
have no thoughts of the things that are eternal. the things
that are spiritual. I'll walk by sight, not by faith. And I'll walk according to the
flesh. Job said, make me to know my
transgressions and my sins. I can remember when Gene and Ricardo
were first coming here and I was talking about God making us to
be a sinner. And with the translation, the
Spanish and English translation, they thought I was saying that
God makes us to sin. And they know better than that
now. But that's, you know, if the
Lord doesn't make us to be a sinner, if he doesn't reveal to us our
sinful nature, we'll go about thinking that everything's good.
We will not know will not know that we have no righteousness
unless he makes us to know our transgressions and our sins.
And so our text says, Lord, make me to understand. I won't understand,
I won't see. As I said, I will do what most people are doing today.
Most people are studying this book. for the benefit of applying
its precepts and principles to their temporal experiences and
temporal needs. And they're missing Christ altogether.
And they'll say, oh yes, you have to be, you have to be saved
from your sins. But they talk about salvation
as if it's a means to a much greater end. And the much greater
end is living the victorious Christian life and applying all
these principles to things that are going to make you successful
in this world. I've received a book in the mail last
week or week before last and started reading some of it. And
so I guess it's a very popular author in religion. in so-called Christianity, and
here's some quotes out of it. We are connecting the heart of
God to the heart of culture. Every time I hear somebody in
religion talk about culture, man, the red flags go up. We are here to teach people how
to live an abundant life, to mobilize a movement to change
the world. a progressive faith-based ministry
to influence culture. We're going to give biblical
answers to modern problems, biblical response to the things that we
face in this world. This is where the majority of
Christianity is. A very, very well-known religious
author, wrote some books, one of them's titled, Don't Waste
Your Life. Don't waste your life. I guess
the thief on the cross wasted his life. But I tell you what,
I'd a whole lot rather be the thief on the cross than pilot
who had all the privileges of this life and all the benefits
of popularity and power. But see, that's what it's all
about. He wrote another book called Money, Sex, and Power.
And he wasn't talking about money, sex, and power out there. He
was talking about how Jesus can help you with your money, your
sex, and your power. A Godward life, living a victorious
Christian life, overcoming addictions. Romans chapter 8 verse 5 says,
they that walk after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh. And they that walk after the
spirit do mind the things of the spirit. And he goes on to say, and if
man have not the Spirit of God, he's none of his. That's the
problem that people are taking the Bible without the benefit
of the Holy Spirit and they're trying to make application of
biblical principles to daily life and missing the Lord Jesus
Christ altogether. I was intrigued with the introduction
of this book because he gives an illustration of a father who
had a young son and the father needed to get some things done
and was trying to find a way to entertain the son for a while
to give him something to do. And so the father, knowing that
the son didn't know what the world looked like, took a picture
of the world and tore it up into little pieces and gave it to
his young son and said, there, put that back together. And the
little boy came to him just a little while later and had it all put
back together. The father didn't realize that
on the backside of the paper was a picture of a man. He didn't
know what the world looked like, but he knew what a man looked
like. And the author of this book said, you get the man right
and you get the world right. But he wasn't talking about the
man. He was talking about men. Listen to what he says. Transforming
people one at a time is at the heart of God's plan for the world. No, what's at the heart of God's
plan for the world is total annihilation. That's what's at the heart of
God's plan for this world. Fiery judgment. God's not trying
to change the world. He goes on to say, it is also
essential to develop dynamic marriages, loving families, vibrant
Christian communities, thriving businesses and economies, and
extraordinary schools and nations. If you get the man right, or
the woman of course, you get the world right. Well, I'd like
to use, and the second chapter of his book is your happiness
project. Here's what you can do to to
use the principles of the Bible in order to make yourself happy
because that's the goal of life. I'm telling you, brethren, this
is where the majority of people who call themselves Christians
are right now. Well, truth is, if you get the
man right, you do get the world right. Oh, if the Lord ever enables
us to see the glory of God in the face of the Lord Jesus Christ,
if he opens the eyes of our understanding, if it reveals to us his glory,
you know what? Everything else will be fine.
That's why Paul said, I determined not to know anything among you
save Christ and him crucified. He could have spoke on a lot
of subjects. He could have shed a lot of light on a lot of things
that people are troubled with. By the way, what is the solution
for sin? Who is the solution for sin? Christ. What about troubles? Whatever they are, family troubles,
financial troubles, relationships, what is the solution? Who is
the solution? Christ. What about trials? Christ. Christ is all and He's
in all. And if we get the man right,
then everything else in the world, everything else in the world
will be okay. Paul said, I press towards the
mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Christ Jesus, the Lord himself
is the prize. I am thy shield and thine exceeding
great reward. Let those who walk after the
flesh mind the things of the flesh. May God give us his spirit
that we would mind the things of the spirit and set our affections
on things above where Christ is seated at the right hand of
God and be determined to not know anything except Christ Jesus,
the Lord and him crucified. So that when Christ, who is our
life, There it is. Look at Colossians
chapter 3 verse 4. When Christ, who is our life? I am the way, the truth, and
the life. Make me to understand the way
of thy precepts. Lord, make me to understand.
These people, these are not stupid people. They're just, they're
just blind. They're blind. that are using
the Bible, and precept upon precept, and line upon line, and they're
missing Christ. When Christ, who is our life,
He doesn't just show us how to live, He Himself is our life,
and when Christ, who is our life, shall appear, then shall we also
appear with Him in glory. Oh, brethren, can you pray with
me? Lord, show me the way of thy precepts. Give me, give me
understanding. You know, I was thinking if the
primary purpose of the gospel is to improve your life in this
world, then the gospel proved to be a miserable failure for
Saul of Tarsus. He had everything going for him.
I mean, he says in his testimony, I excelled among my peers. I
sat at the feet of Gamaliel. He was a member of the Sanhedrin.
Everybody knew who he was. Probably he was the rich young
ruler. He had the world by the tail. I mean, you talk about, and he
was religious. He was religious. And he said those things, which
I counted gain. I now count them to be, but dumb. Turn with me to 2 Corinthians
chapter 11. 2 Corinthians chapter 11. We're not here to preach. A message of health, wealth and
prosperity. God may take away your health. One day he will for all of us.
One day we're gonna lose every bit of our health in one heartbeat. By the way, what do we need then? Christ. Christ. You see, it doesn't get any better
than the Lord Jesus Christ and you can't add to him. He's sufficient. He said, my grace is sufficient
for you, for everything. Second Corinthians chapter 11,
you have your Bibles open, look at it. That's why I say if the
gospel was for the purpose of making life better, think with
me for just a minute about Saul of Tarsus and what he had. And
the privileges that he had, and the benefits that he had, and
the wealth that he had, and the accolades that he had. And now
look at his life. Verse 24. Of the Jews, five times
received I forty stripes, save one. Thrice was I beaten with
rods. Once was I stoned. Thrice I suffered
shipwreck. A night and a day I have been
in the deep, in journeyings often, in perils of water, in perils
of robbers, in perils of my own countrymen. in perils by the
heathen, in perils in the city, in perils in the wilderness,
in perils in the sea, in perils among false brethren, in weariness
and painfulness, in watchings often, in hunger and thirst,
in fasting often, in cold and nakedness, besides all those
things which are without, that which cometh upon me daily, the
care, the burden of the churches. You say, well, did the gospel
improve his life? Not as most people consider the
improvement of life. Biblical answers to modern culture. Terracy. Look with me. I'm not Preaching against something
here that's just a small, insignificant, you know, group over there. This
is all of religion. This is all of religion. Why?
Because men are minding the things of the flesh. Why? Because that's
all they have. All they have is the flesh. They
don't have the spirit of God. But if we have the spirit of
God, we can say with David, Lord, Make me to know the way of thy
precepts. Reveal Christ to me. Show me
that which is eternal and that which is glorious about the Lord
Jesus Christ. Make me to know the way of thy
precepts, so or then shall I talk of thy wondrous works. Oh, you. Read these, they're
just religious self-help books is all they are. And like I said,
salvation and the forgiveness of sin and the Lord Jesus Christ
is just a means to a much greater end. The greater end is living
the successful, victorious, joy-filled life. And I'm not talking about
people who are just out there on the fringe in the free will.
Most of the quotes that I made tonight were by Calvinist. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Calvinist. It's called the new
Calvinism. Men like John Piper and a whole
bunch of other guys are leading the charge and people are following
them by the throngs thinking that, well, this is it. This
is what it's all about. No, it's not what it's all about.
It's about Christ. And we speak of his wondrous
works. We speak of the work of redemption. What did we have
to do with that? Nothing, nothing. He's the lamb
that entered in. He's the son, the surety that
entered into a covenant promise with his father before time ever
began and became the lamb slain before the foundation of the
world. Why was he slain? Because it was by his precious
blood that he redeemed his elect people. And we talk about redemption. What are we going to do to redeem
ourselves? We're always looking to redeem
ourselves, aren't we? And men are all full of self-atonement. Well, if I can just, if I can
be an instrument of change in the world, then I can feel like,
you know, I've done something for God. And it's all it is,
is they're trying to atone for their own sin. They're trying
to redeem themselves. No, David said, Lord, if you'll make me
to know the way of thy precepts, If you'll make me to see Christ
and glory in him, then I'll speak of what he's done. And I won't
talk about what I'm doing. I'll talk about his work of redemption.
I'll talk about how he entered in to a covenant promise with
his father in, in electing a particular people and being their surety
and promising to do everything necessary. Just like Judah said
to, to, to, to, um, uh, to Jacob, he said, he said, if I, if I
fail to bring him back, you hold it to my charge. Now, what he
said about Benjamin, I will be for him a surety. You think that
the Lord Jesus Christ wasn't successful. In accomplishing the salvation
of his people, his assurity went back. He took Benjamin back.
He brought Benjamin back to his father. And a lot of these Calvinists,
they love the glory in their sanctification. You know, and
they think it's progressive, and they think they're getting
better and better, and they're becoming more and more holy,
and more and more effective in changing the world, and no. Christ Jesus, the Lord is our
sanctification. God has made him to be our wisdom,
all of our wisdom, all of our sanctification, all of our redemption. The Lord Jesus Christ is all.
And so we speak of his glory. Why? Because God has made us,
he has made us to see his ways in the precepts of his word.
And we keep going to God's word, Lord, show me, show me Christ,
Lord. Then I'll speak. I'll speak of
your wondrous works. What about his work of righteousness? We've not been able to produce
any righteousness, but the Lord Jesus Christ did. He is our righteousness. God made him to be our wisdom,
our righteousness, our sanctification. He that sanctifyeth, that's the
Lord Jesus Christ, and they which are sanctified, that's who he
redeemed and made holy, are all as one, whereby he's not ashamed
to call them his brethren. How did he sanctify us? With
his righteousness. God made him sin who knew no
sin, that we might be made the righteousness of God in him. Lord, if you'll show me, if you'll
make me to see the way of thy precepts, I'll speak of thy wondrous
works. That's what we do. My brethren, this is my prayer
every time I get up here. Every time I prepare to preach,
Lord, if you'll make me, if you'll make me to see, but this is every
believer's prayer. And we'll speak, we'll speak. We have no righteousness outside
of Christ. He is our righteousness. How
did he, he became our righteousness by his obedience. And his obedience
wasn't just his perfect obedience to the law. The scripture makes
it clear that he was obedient. Yay. Even unto death. Yes. Even the death of the cross.
So the father had sent him. One of these Calvinist preachers
wrote another book that, 50, that's what it was, 50. The title
of the book, I think it was John Piper that wrote it. 50 Reasons
Jesus Died on the Cross. Now, I have no idea what he's
got in there, but he justified us before God. So that we have no sin before
God. Have no sin. He put away the
sin of all of his people. By the sacrifice of himself once
and for all. His shed blood covered their
sins. God said I remember them no more,
no more perfectly justified in the sight of a holy God so that
I can come boldly before the throne of grace. Knowing. that I have an advocate with
the Father, knowing that my sin, we can come with confidence,
with confidence. What about adoption? What did
we have to do with that? Lord, if you'll show me what
Christ has done and how that's revealed in your word, then I'll
speak, I'll talk of thy wondrous works. Lord, had you not adopted
me? Had you not seen me, Ezekiel
chapter 16, in my blood? I mean, I was a deformed child
that was born and cast into the field. And I was still in my
blood. The Lord said, you weren't swaddled,
you weren't loved. They were hoping you'd just go
away. And I came by. And I saw you
in your blood, and I said, live, live. Yes, I said, when I saw
you in your blood, live. Oh, that's his wondrous works. We didn't have anything to do
with that. How do we know that's true? Because he has revealed
his way in his precepts to his people who are always looking
for Christ. You know, the religious world
would say, well, we're looking to do something for Christ. You know, I'm, I'm certain that
if we just look for Christ, that there are good works that he
has ordained that we should walk in them. We are his workmanship
created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which he has ordained.
If God's ordained something, it's going to come to be. Matter
of fact, everything that comes to pass is ordained of God. Which brings us to Providence.
He is the one working all things together for good, for them that
love God and those that are called according to his purpose. So
we speak of his wondrous works in Providence. It's the Lord. I received such an encouraging
email from Lance Heller. Lance Heller preached here many
years ago, and he's a missionary in New Guinea. I can't hear. New Guinea? Something
like that. Just north of Australia. I know
where it is. We were almost there a couple
years ago. But Lance's daughter, Claire, was in a real bad accident. She
fell off a cliff hiking up in the mountains in Colorado. and suffered a lot of very serious
internal injuries and doesn't know if she's gonna live. And
the email that Lance sent out, just, you know, burying his soul
and grieving, you know, in hopes that the Lord will preserve the
life of his daughter, but at the same time rejoicing that
God's on his throne, he does all things well. And not complaining. Lord, if you'll show me thy ways from thy precepts, then we'll
talk of thy wondrous works. In Revelation, we can't. Make me, make me. God, you're
gonna have to make me to see Christ. There's nothing in me. This isn't a, this isn't a matter
of, of intelligence or, or, uh, study or, uh, you know, Lord,
make me to, to understand who Christ is and what he's done.
And give me the reveal, open, open the eyes of my understanding,
reveal to me his glory. And Lord, I'll speak of his forgiveness. I'll speak of his forgiveness.
And Lord, by your grace, I'll be a forgiving person, tenderhearted,
forgiving one another, even as God, for Christ's sake, hath
forgiven you. A lot of people study in the
Bible. Very few with any understanding. Nothing's changed. Pharisees
were that way. The Lord said very clearly to
them, you search the scriptures because you think in them you
have eternal life. But these are they which testify
of me. Lord, make us to understand. Byways. Or thy way, you say it's singular,
thy way. In thy precepts. And we'll just
keep talking about your wondrous works. Our Heavenly Father. Calls us. Make us to understand
and to believe. We ask it in Christ's name, Amen.
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