Marvin Stalnaker's sermon titled "Whosoever Will, Come" addresses the theological doctrine of grace and the invitation to salvation as reflected in Revelation 22:17. Central to his message is the idea that while humanity is trapped in sin and alienation from God, the call to "whosoever will" extends to all, emphasizing God's initiative in salvation. Stalnaker employs various Scriptures, notably John 5:40 and John 6:44, to illustrate that while men do not desire to come to Christ, God's grace is necessary to enable belief and salvation. The sermon underscores the Reformed understanding of total depravity, emphasizing that genuine faith is a divine gift that compels the believer to respond to Christ's call. Practical implications include a call for believers to share the gospel truth and the desperate need for all individuals to be drawn to Christ, recognizing that the invitation is genuine and extends universally.
“He will not come. That's what the Lord said, John 5, 40. He said, and ye will not come. You will to not come. That's what you want to do.”
“Possessing the grace and the gift of faith is a miracle of God’s mercy, compassion.”
“If you do, the Lord's done something for you. Come.”
“The Spirit says, come. And the bride says, come, you that have been regenerated by the grace of God.”
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