The sermon titled "He That Hath The Son" by Clay Curtis centers on the doctrine of eternal life as a gift from God, referencing 1 John 5:11-13. Curtis emphasizes that salvation cannot be earned, as all humanity is born into sin and, thus, in need of divine intervention to receive eternal life, which is freely given through Christ. He offers four main arguments supporting this doctrine: (1) eternal life’s necessity to glorify God, (2) its origin as a gift from God, (3) the intrinsic connection between righteousness and eternal life, and (4) the necessity of total dependence on God's sovereign work in regeneration. Curtis uses several Scripture references, including Romans 6:23 and John 3:36, to highlight that salvation is entirely rooted in Christ, and underscores the practical implication that a true believer's life reflects this grace through love and obedience to God's commandments.
“Eternal life's got to be all of God. It's got to be the gift of God in order for a sinner to be brought to glory only in the Lord.”
“Eternal life must be the gift of God because only God can regenerate a spiritually dead sinner to newness of life.”
“He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life. And he that believeth not the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God abideth on him.”
“Let no one put anything between you and Christ, and if the Lord's given you faith, confess Him in believer's baptism.”
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