In David Eddmenson's sermon titled "Spiritual Ignorance," the key theological topic centers on the peril of ignorance regarding God and His Word as depicted in Hosea 4:6 and 7:9. Eddmenson argues that this ignorance leads to spiritual destruction and separation from God, positing that many professing believers are unaware of their true spiritual state due to a lack of knowledge about God's righteousness, grace, and the nature of salvation. He references Scripture extensively to underscore that ignorance is a serious and destructive condition, highlighting God's warnings that rejection of knowledge results in rejection by Him. The practical significance of this message is a call to self-examination and a plea for believers to seek a deeper understanding of God’s revelation to avoid eternal consequence due to misplaced confidence in false beliefs.
“My people are destroyed for a lack of knowledge.” — Hosea 4:6
“They've sold them a lie, and they don't even know it. They're ignorant of it.”
“Unless God divinely reveals Christ to us, we too are ignorant and remain that way.”
“If you only hear my words this morning, there's a good chance you'll wind up in hell.”
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