In his sermon titled "The Unperverted Gospel," Marvin Stalnaker explores the foundational doctrine of the gospel as presented in Galatians 1:1-12. He emphasizes the importance of a pure, unadulterated gospel, warning against false teachings that pervert its message. Key points include the divine origin of Paul's apostleship (Galatians 1:1), the perils of adding works to grace (Galatians 1:6-7), and the assurance of eternal security for true believers (John 10:27-28). Stalnaker asserts that the unperverted gospel brings genuine grace and peace from God (Galatians 1:3), liberating sinners from the bondage of works and ensuring salvation based solely on Christ's finished work. The practical significance of this message underscores the believer's reliance on the grace of God and the critical need to discern sound doctrine in preaching.
“The unperverted gospel is the only message which truly sets forth grace and peace for needy sinners.”
“It is the honor and the glory of God to show mercy and compassion to whomsoever he will.”
“The gospel is the message that alone is blessed of God to the quickening, to the guiding, directing, teaching, approving, of God's people.”
“If any man preach any other gospel unto you than that which you've received, let him be accursed.”
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