In the sermon "The Supremacy of the Word of God," preacher Fred Evans emphasizes the paramount importance of Scripture in the life of the believer, grounded in Jeremiah 23. He argues that the Word of God is unchanging and reliable, serving as the ultimate source of truth amidst a world rife with false teachings and transient philosophies. Key Scripture references, including Jeremiah 23:11-16, highlight God's condemnation of false prophets who lead His flock astray with their own imaginations rather than divine revelation. The sermon underscores the practical significance of this doctrine, asserting that true faith and spiritual nourishment come solely through the faithful preaching of God’s Word, which centers on Jesus Christ as the ultimate fulfillment of the Scriptures. This message serves to reinforce the Reformed doctrine of sola scriptura, affirming that Scripture alone is the foundation for salvation and spiritual growth.
“The Word of God is sure. All these fly-by-night religions, they come and they go. They change with the seasons... This word is the same.”
“When everything else fails, this word is sure. When I can't reconcile the providence with the word, I know this, the word is sure.”
“Thus saith the Lord. What gives me any authority to stand before you and preach? The authority by which I preach is this. Thus saith the Lord.”
“Any message that does not have at its source, its theme, and its subject, Jesus Christ, is an abomination in its preparation, its preaching and its application.”
The Bible asserts that God's Word is enduring and supreme, standing firm when all else fades away.
Jeremiah 23, Romans 10:17, 1 Peter 1:24-25
We know the Bible is true because it is God's Word, which is unwavering and fulfills His promises.
Jeremiah 23, Romans 10:17, Isaiah 40:8
Preaching God's Word is crucial because it conveys the message of salvation and strengthens faith.
Romans 10:14-17, Jeremiah 23, 2 Timothy 4:2
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