The sermon titled "I Saw It All," preached by Gabe Stalnaker, focuses on the theological theme of God’s sovereignty and the prophetic vision in Daniel 7, which reveals Christ’s ultimate dominion and the defeat of sin and death. Stalnaker emphasizes that Daniel’s visions depict a clear picture of the rise and fall of earthly kingdoms while ultimately pointing to Christ as the fulfillment of God's plan for redemption. Key scriptural references include Dan. 7:1-14, illustrating the four beasts representing earthly powers and the Ancient of Days, who signifies God’s eternal reign and justice. The sermon’s practical significance lies in its affirmation of the believer’s hope in Christ's victory over sin and death through the cross, encouraging listeners to trust in God's sovereign plan amid current struggles.
“There is one interpreter and it's not me. By God's grace, what I do have for us is Jesus Christ and Him crucified.”
“All dominion was removed, but the dominion of Jesus Christ alone on the cross of Calvary, that victory was set in stone.”
“If the message is not Christ, it's man. And if the message is man, it's death.”
“We acknowledge the great troubles are still here. They're here for a little moment. But our God and his sovereign authority and dominion, he is about to put them all away.”
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