The sermon by David Edmondson addresses the theological topic of the true gospel versus false gospels, emphasizing the doctrine of salvation by grace alone through faith alone in Jesus Christ. Edmondson argues that there are fundamentally two groups of belief: those who adhere to the true gospel—which highlights the complete sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice—and those who promote an alternative gospel based on human works. He references Scripture, particularly 2 Corinthians 11:3-4 and Galatians 1:6-7, to illustrate Paul's concern over the distortion of the gospel and the singularity of God's truth. The practical significance of the message lies in the call for believers to discern and distance themselves from false teachings that diminish the efficacy of Christ's work, reinforcing the Reformed understanding of unconditional election and total depravity.
“You better not listen to another Jesus, another spirit, or another gospel because there is no other.”
“Salvation's of the Lord, and those who preach and believe salvation's of man, ultimately do nothing but honor self.”
“The only righteousness we have is in the Lord Jesus Christ.”
“His love for us is the cause of our love for Him.”
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