In the sermon "That You Had Listened," Clay Curtis addresses the doctrine of Christ's sovereignty and the necessity of heeding God's voice as revealed in Isaiah 48:12-22. He argues that obedience to God's commands leads to peace and righteousness, contrasting the blessings available to those who listen with the consequences of refusal. Curtis emphasizes Christ's eternal nature by referencing His self-identification as "I Am," and relates this to various New Testament passages (such as John 6:35, 8:12, and 10:11) that demonstrate Christ as the source of life, light, and salvation. The practical significance lies in the urgent call for individuals to recognize their sinfulness and reliance on God's grace, urging believers to submit to Christ for true peace and assurance of salvation.
“Oh that thou had hearkened to my commandments. Oh that you had listened to me and obeyed my commandment.”
“For if you believe not that I am, you shall die in your sins.”
“Christ said to those who reject him, if you had hearkened to my commandment... I'd have done it for you.”
“Why will you die? Why will you perish? Just bow. Just submit to me.”
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