In the sermon "You Are My Witness," Clay Curtis addresses the theological concept of God's sovereignty and the work of salvation as presented in Isaiah 43:8-13. He emphasizes that only the true God is sovereign, unique, and capable of regenerating His chosen people, contrasting Him with man-made idols that cannot claim such power. Key arguments include God's unique ability to grant sight and hearing to His people, as opposed to the idolatry of the nations, and the divine declaration that He is the only Savior who has predetermined the salvation of His people from eternity. Curtis supports his arguments with Scripture references, including Isaiah 43:10-12 and various passages from Revelation and Hebrews, highlighting God's foreordination and the certainty of His plan. The sermon culminates in the practical application of trusting in God's sovereignty and grace, encouraging believers to rest in His promises and witness to His redeeming work in their lives.
“You are my witnesses, saith the Lord, and my servant whom I have chosen, that you may know and believe me and understand that I am he.”
“God’s the only God that His people bear witness and say, no, I was blind. He did it all. He gave me sight. I was deaf. He gave me hearing.”
“If all hell fighting against His Son couldn’t stop His Son from redeeming His people, if all hell couldn’t stop Him, nothing can stop Him now.”
“Bring forth your witnesses. If you’ve got a better God that’s worked mightier works, bring him on forth. Let’s hear about him.”
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