In John Chapman's sermon titled "What the Redeemed Know," he addresses the key theological topic of redemption and the believer’s relationship with God as Father. Using 1 Peter 1:17-21 as his primary text, Chapman argues that believers are educated and adopted by God, emphasizing that God’s redemptive work through Christ is foundational to understanding one's identity as a child of God. Notably, he emphasizes that redemption is not achieved through corruptible things like silver and gold but through the precious blood of Christ, which was foreordained before the foundation of the world. This profound truth serves as a reminder of the grace and privilege inherent in being named a child of God, which carries significant implications for how believers live in reverence and awe of their Creator, while fostering authentic love among one another.
“He educates us. And the lesson is Christ and Him crucified.”
“God is the Father. He's the God and Father of those in Jesus Christ.”
“You were not redeemed with corruptible things as silver and gold... but with the precious blood of Christ.”
“What a high honor is bestowed upon us that we should be called the sons of God.”
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