In Gabe Stalnaker's sermon titled "I Believe," he explores the topic of faith in God's absolute sovereignty, the integrity of Scripture, and the work of Jesus Christ for salvation. He argues that true faith involves a firm belief that the Bible is the divinely inspired Word of God, which outlines God's covenant with humanity, His creation, and the election of the saints. Using Psalm 89, particularly verses 1 and 52, Stalnaker emphasizes God's faithfulness and the necessity of responding with "Amen"—indicative of faith. The doctrinal significance of his message highlights that salvation is entirely a work of God, affirming that Christ is the only hope for sinners, accomplished by His death and resurrection, thus reinforcing the Reformed notion of grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.
“Amen is a word that...means I believe. That's the definition. It means faith. Faithful. Full of faith.”
“I believe that the Bible is the word of God Almighty... If it is in here, it is directly from the heart, mind, and mouth of God Almighty.”
“I believe the fall of man was for the glory of God. So that the Son of God might be glorified in redeeming His people from that fall.”
“Where there is no cry, there is no life. And where there is no life, there is no salvation.”
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