The sermon titled "What Is Coming To Christ" by Gabe Stalnaker primarily addresses the doctrine of the necessity and nature of coming to Christ for rest and salvation, aligning with the Reformed understanding of election and God's sovereignty. Stalnaker emphasizes that Jesus' invitation in Matthew 11:28 is specifically directed to those who are "laboring and heavy laden" with sin, distinguishing this burden from earthly concerns. Key Scripture references include Matthew 11:28, which underscores the call to find rest in Christ, and John 6:44, which affirms that no one can come to Christ unless drawn by the Father, reinforcing the Reformed doctrine of irresistible grace in election. The sermon significantly highlights the practical necessity of resting in Christ's finished work for sin and righteousness, urging listeners to come to Him with their burdens for genuine peace and salvation.
“The message from our Lord right there is come to Christ. Come unto me.”
“No man can come to me, except the Father which hath sent me draw him.”
“If you are one of the elect, we most definitely will come to Christ. There won't be an option in the matter.”
“Come to Christ. Know and believe in your mind and in your heart that Christ is your holiness.”
The Bible, specifically Matthew 11:28, invites all who are burdened by sin to come to Christ for rest.
Matthew 11:28, John 6:44, Romans 10:4
John 6:44 assures us that only those whom the Father draws will come to Christ, indicating the sovereignty of God's election.
John 6:44
It is essential for Christians to come to Christ for rest, as He promises to lift their burdens associated with sin and guilt.
Matthew 11:28, Colossians 3:1
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