In his sermon titled "My People," John Reeves addresses the theological doctrine of God's sovereignty and the concept of divine election within the Reformed tradition. He argues that God uniquely selects a people for Himself, emphasizing that Christ's atonement is specifically intended for "His people" rather than indiscriminately for all humanity. Reeves draws upon Scripture passages such as John 1:1, Matthew 1:21, Ezekiel 11:16-20, and John 10:27-29 to illustrate that God's redemptive purpose encompasses those He has predestined for salvation. The significance of this teaching lies in its assurance to believers that they are eternally secure in Christ, providing them with hope and comfort amidst the confusion and turmoil of the world.
“For he shall save His people.”
“Do you believe what the Lord Jesus Christ did? He has saved us to the uttermost.”
“My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.”
“You belong to God. And if you belong to Him, no man is going to pluck you out of His hand.”
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