In his sermon titled "The Last Word," Clay Curtis expounds on the theological significance of John 12:44-50, focusing on the identity and mission of Jesus as both the Son of God and the Son of Man. Curtis argues that this passage encapsulates the essence of Christ’s ministry, highlighting that belief in Jesus as God is fundamental for salvation. He supports his arguments with various scriptures, emphasizing Jesus' divine nature and His role as the ultimate revelation of God the Father (John 1:18, Hebrews 1:3). Additionally, Curtis discusses the importance of acknowledging Jesus as the light of the world and the necessity of His Gospel for eternal life. The sermon underscores the Reformed doctrine of salvation by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone, illustrating that genuine faith recognizes Christ as the sole source of righteousness and life.
“To believe on Christ is to believe on God who sent Him.”
“He is the God-Man, the Mediator. Our Savior is God. God in human flesh, that's who He is.”
“The Son of Man is the light of the world... we come into this world only darkness.”
“Eternal life's Christ, and it's only through faith in the Son of God, it's by the gospel commandment coming in power by the Spirit of God.”
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