In John Chapman's sermon titled "Would You Know The Will of God?", the main theological topic addressed is the understanding and desire to know God's will, particularly concerning salvation and daily life. Chapman emphasizes the importance of being "willing to do His will," as noted in John 7:17, arguing that genuine willingness to submit to God's will is vital for knowing His truth and doctrine. He underlines the centrality of Christ in the gospel, arguing against the notion of multiple gospels and stressing that Jesus embodies the one true gospel, which is grounded in the sovereignty of God. He supports his arguments primarily through Scripture references that demonstrate Christ’s authority, His divine nature, and the necessity of a faithful human response to God's revelation. The practical significance lies in the call for believers to align their desires with God’s will and to recognize salvation as a profound union with God, emphasizing that authentic faith translates into action that fulfills God's purpose.
“If any man will do his will, to know it, you have to know it to do it.”
“Salvation is being made one with God. It has nothing to do with the place; it has everything to do with the person.”
“If you miss Christ, you've completely missed the purpose of the Bible.”
“Spiritual knowledge is given not just to know, but to do.”
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