Marvin Stalnaker's sermon titled "A Thirsty Soul" focuses on the spiritual thirst that believers experience when they are brought to life in Christ. He emphasizes that man’s thirst is not for worldly pleasures but for God Himself, as expressed in Isaiah 55:1-3, where the call is made for all who are thirsty to come and drink freely from the waters. Stalnaker links the concept of spiritual thirst to passages such as Psalm 42:2 and Matthew 5:6, arguing that true satisfaction and nourishment come from a relationship with Christ, who is the source of eternal life and righteousness. The practical significance of this sermon lies in its call for believers to recognize their need for Christ, understand that salvation is a gift received by grace through faith, and respond to the divine invitation to drink deeply from the well of living waters.
“Everyone that thirsteth... thirsteth for the Lord, thirsteth for God.”
“The more one drinks of Christ, the more he wants to drink of Christ.”
“Come ye to the waters... to Him, who is the river of life.”
“...to buy wine and milk without money, without price.”
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