In Marvin Stalnaker's sermon titled "A Message About Salvation," the preacher addresses the doctrine of salvation, emphasizing the character and sovereignty of God in the saving process. He argues that true salvation is not dependent on human effort but is an everlasting work completed "in the Lord," as referenced in Isaiah 45:17. Stalnaker supports his claims through various Scriptures, notably Romans 9, where he clarifies the identity of "Israel" as the chosen people, emphasizing that salvation is for those whom God has called according to His purpose. The sermon highlights the assurance believers have in God's declaration of salvation, illustrating that true believers will not be ashamed, as their justification is rooted in God’s righteousness and not in their own merit. This doctrinal understanding underscores the Reformed belief in grace alone, which sustains believers throughout their lives.
“They're going to be saved with an everlasting salvation according to God's will and God's Word and God's purpose.”
“Salvation is of the Lord. You look unto me and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth.”
“In the Lord shall all the seed of Israel be justified and shall glory.”
“He that cometh to me, I will in no wise cast out.”
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