The sermon entitled "The Word Given Which Faith Receives Pt2" by Angus Fisher centers on the significance of receiving and believing in the Word of God, as illustrated in John 17:8. Fisher argues that true faith is grounded in the person and work of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that believers are called to rely not on their understanding but on the revelation of Christ as the Anointed One who completed the work of salvation. He cites various Scripture references, including Hebrews 7:22 and Romans 4:1-5, to articulate the nature of saving faith, which he believes is a result of God's sovereign operation in the hearts of individuals. The practical significance of the sermon lies in its assertion that faith is not merely intellectual assent; rather, it is a deep, relational trust in Christ, which reassures believers of their salvation and compels them to share the Gospel message with others.
“We keep his word and we receive his word have known surely, we have received and have known surely.”
“To believe is to rely upon, to be depended upon. All of my eggs are in my basket.”
“May he give us faith that keeps his word, that knows, that receives his word, that knows surely, and that believes that our great God and Saviour was sent by his Father on the mission of saving his people from their sins.”
“All saving faith is the operation of God.”
Faith is relying on what God has done and who He is.
Romans 4:1-5
We know Jesus is the Son of God through His words and actions that reveal His divine nature.
John 17:8, Revelation 13:8
Believing in Jesus is essential because He is the sole source of salvation and eternal life.
John 4:41, Hebrews 7:22
'It is finished' signifies that the work of salvation has been fully accomplished through Christ's sacrifice.
John 19:30, Hebrews 10:10-14
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