In the sermon titled "The Lord Performs All," Clay Curtis addresses the doctrine of God's sovereignty in the miraculous workings of salvation, emphasizing that with God, nothing is impossible (Luke 1:37). He illustrates this by reflecting on the accounts of Mary, Elizabeth, and John the Baptist, using their experiences to demonstrate the divine capacity to perform His promises, as seen in Luke 1:45. Curtis highlights that Mary's faithful acceptance of God's will serves as a model for believers, advocating that all circumstances in life are ordained and should be met with thanksgiving. He stresses that the life-giving power of the Gospel is infused by Christ's voice through the Holy Spirit, reaffirming that both the conception of John the Baptist and the regeneration of believers are miraculous acts of grace—unmerited and solely of God's design.
“With God, nothing shall be impossible. The Lord shall perform all things that were told us from the Lord.”
“Mary said, ‘I’m your handmaid, Lord, do with me according to your word.’”
“It is just as much a miracle of God’s grace that He quickened a dead sinner like you and gave you faith to believe Him too.”
“He will perform everything he's promised us in His Word.”
The Bible assures us that God will perform all His promises, highlighting His sovereignty in fulfilling His Word.
Isaiah 55:11, Luke 1:37
Miracles, such as the regeneration of a sinner's heart, are works of God's grace that continue to occur as He fulfills His promises.
Luke 1:15, 2 Corinthians 4:6
Faith is crucial for Christians as it is the means by which we receive God's grace and believe in His promises.
Ephesians 2:8-9, 1 Corinthians 2:14
God's sovereignty ensures that all aspects of salvation are under His control, leading to the salvation of His chosen people.
Romans 8:28-30, Luke 1:41
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