The sermon titled "The Book of Life" by Clay Curtis centers on the vital Reformed doctrine of election and eternal security. Curtis emphasizes that the Book of Life signifies God's eternal election of grace, illustrating that God chose His people before creation and wrote their names in the Book. Supporting his points with Scripture such as Romans 9:11-13 and Revelation 20:12-15, he argues that salvation is entirely by God's sovereign will and not through human effort. Additionally, he explains how the Book of Life affirms Christ's accomplishment of redemption for the elect, prophesied in both the Old and New Testaments, emphasizing the imputed righteousness of Christ that secures the believer’s eternal status. The doctrinal significance lies in the assurance given to believers that their salvation is rooted in God’s unchanging purpose, thereby fostering unity and faith among the church community.
“God chose who He would save, trusted them to Christ, and He wrote their names in the Book of Life.”
“If we're saved, it's by the grace of God only. If we perish, it's due to our own sin only.”
“The book of life is the book God wrote. He wrote our names in it. Those He chose by free and sovereign grace.”
“Our judgment already took place at Calvary. We already suffered that second death at Calvary when Christ laid down his life.”
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