The sermon titled "The Comforter" by John Chapman centers on the profound truth of Christ's ongoing presence with His disciples through the Holy Spirit, highlighted in John 14:12-20. Chapman discusses the essential doctrine of the Trinity, emphasizing the inseparable oneness of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He underscores that Christ's departure to the Father was necessary for the fulfillment of God’s redemptive plan, including the sending of the Holy Spirit as the Comforter. Key Scripture references, such as John 14:15-18, illustrate that believers are not abandoned but endowed with the Holy Spirit, who intercedes, guides, and provides comfort. The doctrinal significance lies in the believer's assurance of Christ's presence and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit in their lives, demonstrating that faith and obedience are integral to the Christian walk.
“We are never separated. He's never separated from his people.”
“If I don't go to the Father, nothing works. Nothing works if I don't go to the Father.”
“All things are possible to him that believes, that believes God.”
“You see, as a result of the fall every man every woman became spiritually dead... You can't understand grace, you can't understand the holiness and righteousness of God.”
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