The sermon titled "Substitution" by Gene Harmon revolves around the central Reformed doctrine of substitutionary atonement, emphasizing the distinct and essential nature of the true Gospel in contrast to false teachings. Harmon articulates that God's children are chosen and purchased through Christ's sacrifice, reinforcing the significance of divine revelation in understanding the Gospel. He utilizes 2 Corinthians 11:4 to illustrate the dangers of embracing a distorted gospel and counterfeit representations of Jesus and the Holy Spirit. The preacher highlights the necessity of remaining faithful to the authentic Gospel, which provides true hope and assurance of salvation to believers, asserting that understanding Christ’s righteousness is central to a proper relationship with God.
“The true gospel of Jesus Christ is a simple message. And it can be summed up in one word, substitution.”
“We have Christ, who is our true, sincere hope. We have fled to Him for hope, and that hope is like an anchor of the soul, both steadfast and sure.”
“By one offering, he, Jesus Christ, hath perfected forever them that are sanctified.”
“Not one message that comes from the lips of God's preachers will point us to anything we have done.”
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