Gabe Stalnaker's sermon titled "As The Days Of Noah Were" focuses on the eschatological implications of Christ’s second coming, likening it to the days of Noah. The sermon argues that just as God delivered his judgment through Noah’s prophetic warnings, today God speaks to the world through Jesus Christ, the ultimate revelation of God's Word. Stalnaker emphasizes that salvation and preservation from judgment are found solely through Christ, as signified by Noah’s ark being the only vessel that provided refuge from the flood. Key scriptural references include Matthew 24:37-39, which directly parallels the societal indifference before Noah's flood with present-day apathy towards God's warnings, and 2 Peter 3:3-7, which underscores the certainty of judgment and preservation of the righteous. The sermon’s practical significance lies in its urgent call for individuals to seek shelter in Christ, as He alone is the means of salvation, warning that neglecting this call could lead to spiritual destruction.
“Everything that God has to say to this world, He said it through one man. One man, Jesus Christ.”
“Outside of that one vessel, there was nothing but death. Nothing but death.”
“As in the days of Noah, everything that God chose to preserve out of this world, He preserved it by the work of one man, Jesus Christ.”
“Come into this ark. There’s safety from the judgment of God inside this ark.”
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