David Edmondson's sermon from May 30, 2021, addresses the theological topic of the pervasive nature of sin, likened to a “malignant disease” that afflicts every human being. He argues that all are born with a heart condition of sin—rooted in the fall of Adam, as referenced in Romans 5:12, which states that sin and death entered the world through one man. The key points made emphasize God's holiness and justice, asserting that sin must be punished and cannot simply be overlooked; God must maintain His holiness by executing justice, as seen in Exodus 34:7 and Isaiah 59:2. Edmondson wraps this bleak diagnosis in the hope found in John 14:1, urging listeners to trust in Christ, the only cure for their sin sickness, which involves recognizing Him as God who fulfills the law and offers salvation through His sacrificial death and resurrection. The practical significance is that only through acknowledging one's sinful state and resting in Christ's completed work can one find relief and eternal comfort.
“Spiritually speaking, every one of us has heart trouble. All of us have the malignant disease of sin.”
“God is so holy that He can by no means, under no circumstances, for no reason, clear the guilty.”
“The remedy is not believing there is a Christ. The remedy is believing Jesus Christ.”
“Let not your heart be troubled. You believe in God? Oh, believe in the Lord Jesus Christ.”
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