In the sermon titled "Great Faith Proven," Kevin Thacker explores the doctrine of faith, using the account of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:21-28. Thacker argues that true faith is characterized not by human strength or diligence but by a complete reliance on Christ. He emphasizes that Christ is the object of faith and demonstrates this by showing how the woman's humble acknowledgment of her unworthiness precedes her healing request. Scripture references, including Matthew 15:26-27, highlight her understanding of her position before God and her desperate need for His mercy, which parallels the Reformed understanding of total depravity and reliance on grace alone. The sermon suggests that recognizing one's lowly state can lead to genuine faith and dependence on Christ, underscoring the importance of divine grace in the salvation process.
“He’s proving she ain’t got no faith and he’s her faith. There’s no faith in and of ourselves. Christ is our faith.”
“I'm a dog. You're the master. What a sermon this lady’s preaching. You’re right. You’re right. I’m a dog. I ain’t worth nothing.”
“Great is thy faith... Do you want that kind of faith? That’s saving faith.”
“Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things will be added to you.”
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