In his sermon titled "Help," David Eddmenson explores the doctrine of the sovereignty of God in salvation through the narrative in Mark 9:16-25, where a father seeks healing for his afflicted son. The preacher emphasizes that Christ alone is the source of help, deliverance, and salvation, underscoring the necessity of faith in Him. Key arguments highlight the futility of human effort in matters of salvation, indicating that it is rooted solely in God's sovereign grace—citing Scriptures such as Jonah 2:9 and Matthew 7:13-14 to illustrate that "many are called, but few are chosen." The sermon's practical significance lies in its call for believers to recognize their dependence on Christ for salvation, while also addressing the reality that true faith includes a humble acknowledgment of one’s unbelief, akin to the lament of the father in the text.
“Christ is the only one who can help. Christ is the only one who can deliver. And Christ is the only one who can save.”
“To question anything that a sovereign God can do is nothing but doubt and distrust and lack of faith.”
“Every true child of God believes, every believer has full confidence in Christ, but it's equally true that every believing child of God battles with the enemy of unbelief.”
“Salvation is not knowing simply that you're a sinner... but knowing Christ personally and intimately.”
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