Stephen Hyde's sermon, titled "Legion - in his right mind," focuses on the transformative power of Christ as displayed in the healing of the demoniac in Luke 8:35. Hyde emphasizes how the man, once tormented by demons, is radically transformed by Jesus, illustrating Reformed doctrines of regeneration and the effectual call of God. He points out three key changes in the man: he is found sitting at the feet of Jesus (indicating submission), clothed (representing the righteousness of Christ), and in his right mind (signifying a renewed spiritual understanding). The practical significance of this transformation underscores the necessity of an inner change wrought by God's grace, moving believers from spiritual death to life and encouraging them to publicly testify to the work God has done in their lives.
“What a wonderful blessing if you and I can trace out in our lives a change like this.”
“We've passed from spiritual death to eternal life; we've passed from spiritual darkness to the glorious light of the gospel.”
“What a mercy it is to realize that we are clothed... with the righteousness of the Lord Jesus Christ.”
“Return to thine own house and show how great things God hath done unto thee.”
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