The sermon titled "Great & Greatly To Be Praised" by Gabe Stalnaker primarily addresses the greatness of God and the appropriate response of human beings, which is to praise Him. Stalnaker emphasizes that God's greatness is both high and worthy of abundant praise, as explained in Psalm 96:4. He elaborates on what it means to sing a "new song," referencing Revelation 14, where only the redeemed can learn this song of salvation, indicating the exclusivity of God’s grace. As he draws on various Scripture passages, particularly Revelation 5, he illustrates how the praises of God's people recognize their redemption through Christ's sacrifice. The practical significance highlighted is that acknowledging God’s greatness compels believers to declare His glory to all, reinforcing the Reformed understanding that salvation is a work entirely of God.
“For the Lord is great and greatly to be praised. He is to be feared above all gods.”
“The only song that a sinner can sing is the old song. This is what I have done for you. That old song does not praise God.”
“The only offering we have to bring to Him is the offering of His own body and His own blood that He made to Himself for us.”
“Let all the ends of the earth glorify and honor His name because He's great.”
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