In Angus Fisher's sermon titled "Walking in the Light," the main theological topic revolves around the connection between the gospel and the life of a believer as expressed in John 12:35-36. Fisher argues that true walking in the light is directly tied to believing in the gospel of Jesus Christ, which is presented as the only source of spiritual illumination. He supports his arguments with key Scripture references, including 1 Timothy 1:8-10, where Paul presents the gospel as light that manifests God's saving grace, and Romans 3:26, which emphasizes justification by faith apart from works. The significance of the sermon lies in its application, highlighting that believers must actively cherish and respond to the light of Christ through faith, avoiding the darkness of false gospels that can mislead them. Fisher emphasizes that walking in the light affirms one's identity as a child of God and acknowledges the power of God's grace in salvation.
“There is no light without the gospel, and there is no light in a false gospel.”
“It is the light of the gospel that we're talking about here.”
“Walking in the light is to simply believe in the light, to believe the Lord Jesus Christ as this book declares Him to be.”
“If our gospel’s hid, it’s hid to them that are lost, in whom the god of this world has blinded the minds of them which believe not.”
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