The sermon titled "A Three Fold Peace" by John Chapman addresses the essential Reformed doctrine of peace—specifically peace with God, peace within oneself, and peace with one another, as expounded in John 14:21-31. Chapman argues that true peace can only be achieved through reconciliation with God, which is established by Christ's sacrifice on the cross, fulfilling the law and creating a judicial peace for believers. Key Scripture references, such as Colossians 1:20 and Ephesians 2:14, illustrate how Christ is the source of peace and reconciliation. The significance of this message lies in reminding believers that genuine peace transcends worldly circumstances, providing assurance, unity, and calm amidst trials, and emphasizes the necessity of maintaining a loving relationship with God and fellow believers as a reflection of this peace.
“There's nothing like having peace of conscience, to have a quiet conscience, quieted by the blood of Christ.”
“Until there is peace with God, there can be no other real peace.”
“If you know Him more, these other things happen. They are the results of it.”
“The peace that Christ gives is real and it's lasting, and it'll go with us all the way home.”
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