The sermon titled "The Will Of The Father," preached by John Chapman and centered on John 6:38-40, emphasizes the Reformed doctrine of predestination and the sovereignty of God in salvation. Chapman argues that salvation is entirely the work of God's will, citing Romans 9:15-16 to illustrate that it is not by human will or effort but solely by God's mercy. He discusses the promises of John 6, particularly verse 37, which reassures believers that those whom the Father has given to the Son will not be cast out. The practical significance of this teaching is profound, as it underscores the security of believers in their salvation and the unbreakable nature of the covenant relationship established by God between the Father and the Son, emphasizing that true faith is granted by God’s revelation through the Spirit.
“It's not of him that willeth, nor of him that runneth, but of God that showeth mercy.”
“Our Lord's no failure. He said He'll raise it up again at the last day.”
“If one person perished for whom Jesus Christ died, then the will of the Father means nothing.”
“Oh, I'm so glad that my salvation is by the will of the Father and the work of the Son, and I've got nothing to do with it. I would mess it up.”
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