In the sermon titled "Where To Go With Questions," Clay Curtis addresses the theological topic of seeking truth and wisdom from God, using the narrative of the Queen of Sheba visiting Solomon in 1 Kings 10:1-13. Curtis argues that genuine seekers, like the Queen, come to God with their serious questions and doubts, and God meets these inquiries through Christ, the ultimate wisdom and righteousness. He references Scripture such as Matthew 12:42 and Romans 3:24 to emphasize that knowledge of God is granted through faith in Christ, who justifies believers and reveals the nature of salvation. The sermon highlights the practical significance of approaching God in humility, recognizing our need for His wisdom, and being assured of His provision and grace, reinforcing key Reformed doctrines of total depravity, unconditional election, and the efficacy of Christ’s righteousness.
“When she saw everything and she heard the wisdom of the Lord, that spirit was gone.”
“Come to Christ. Come empty. Come absolutely empty.”
“He’ll carry you and your burden. He doesn't just take your burden off of you. He picks you up and carries you.”
“Whatever you need, that’s what He is. What are we just saying? Christ is all. He’s all.”
The Bible teaches that justification is provided by faith in Jesus Christ, who fulfills the law and imputes righteousness to believers.
Romans 3:24, Romans 5:1
Our salvation is secure because it rests on God's faithfulness and the completed work of Christ, not on our own efforts.
Romans 8:30, John 10:28
Being born again is essential for Christians because it is the means by which we enter the Kingdom of God and receive spiritual life.
John 3:3, 1 Peter 1:23
Christ is both God and our righteousness because He is fully divine and took on humanity to fulfill the law and provide salvation.
1 Corinthians 1:30, Romans 1:17
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