The sermon titled "I am The Way," preached by Angus Fisher, focuses on the theological doctrine of Christ as the exclusive path to salvation, as articulated in John 14:5-6. Fisher argues for the singularity of Jesus as the only way to God, emphasizing that true knowledge of the Father and eternal life can only be found through Him. He supports his points by referencing Scripture passages such as Isaiah 46:10, Matthew 7:13-14, and Romans 4, highlighting God's sovereign plan, the narrowness of the gospel, and the imputation of righteousness to believers. The practical significance of this message lies in reinforcing the urgency for believers to adhere to Christ exclusively amidst a multitude of conflicting religious beliefs, assuring them of the peace and joy that comes from walking in the way of Christ.
“The way is the truth and the life. They're all descriptions of the Lord Jesus Christ. To have one is to have all.”
“In a world where there are so many ways, there is just one way. There is a way, the Lord repeats this twice in Proverbs 14 and 16.”
“I've got nothing. I haven't done a righteous deed ever. I come in Christ alone.”
“The road is narrow. God has accepted His Son. He has accepted His obedience. He has accepted His faithfulness.”
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