In this sermon titled "The House of Prayer," Marvin Stalnaker addresses the critical theological concept of partnership with the "thief," referencing Proverbs 29:24. He argues that any alignment with false teachings or works-based salvation equates to a partnership with Satan, the ultimate thief who undermines God’s grace. Stalnaker draws upon various Scripture passages, including John 10:10 and Matthew 21:12-13, to illustrate the importance of recognizing genuine worship and the necessity of unwavering faith in God’s covenant mercy. The practical significance of this message underscores the gravity of salvation through God's free grace and the dire consequences of deviating from this truth, emphasizing that true worship must center on God's holiness and the proclamation of the gospel.
“Whoso is a partner with a thief, hateth his own soul.”
“Every pastor, preacher, whatever, that stands in pulpits today... and proclaims that salvation is anything other than by the free grace of God is a partner to the thief.”
“Worship involves the faithful hearing of the preaching of the gospel. Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God.”
“Being in the Lord's house is a joy that many care nothing for.”
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