The sermon "Why Do We Have The Word Of God?" by John Chapman addresses the significance of the Bible as the divinely inspired revelation of God. The preacher emphasizes that the Bible is the sole source through which humanity can know God and gain salvation, supported by references to James 1:18 and 1 Peter 1:23, which underscore the transformative power of God's Word in the act of regeneration. Chapman asserts that understanding and believing the Scriptures are essential for spiritual growth and faith, illustrating how individuals must receive the Holy Spirit's guidance to truly grasp the message of peace that Christ offers. The practical significance highlighted in the sermon is the necessity of engaging with Scripture and preaching the Gospel, as this is the means through which God saves His people and nurtures their faith.
“This is God's word. The Bible is God's word. It is the only book where God has revealed Himself.”
“There is no KNOWING the Lord Jesus Christ or God apart from this book. There is no being SAVED apart from the Word of God.”
“Every birth has a seed, doesn't it? ... the seed that God uses is His Word.”
“If you desire to grow in faith and in knowledge of Christ, get in His Word. Sit under His Word, listen to the Gospel preached, and ask God.”
The Bible is God's unique revelation of Himself and essential for salvation.
James 1:18, 1 Peter 1:23
The Bible is true because it is the inspired Word of God, revealing the truth about Christ.
Romans 10:14-15
Faith in God precedes understanding and seeing His gifts and promises.
Psalm 27:13
Salvation is achieved through the Word of God, which is the seed for new birth.
1 Peter 1:23
Gathering to hear God's Word fosters spiritual growth and community among believers.
Hebrews 10:25
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