In "Simple Ultimatums," Kevin Thacker addresses the theological significance of God's sovereignty, particularly focusing on His power in salvation and the necessity of repentance. The sermon highlights that all authority, including that of political figures like Pilate, is ultimately granted by God, reinforcing the doctrine of divine sovereignty. Key Scripture references include John 19:10-11, emphasizing that Pilate's power over Jesus comes from above, and John 6:44, which explains that no one can come to Christ unless drawn by the Father. Thacker underscores the practical implications of these teachings, urging believers to acknowledge their reliance on God's grace for salvation rather than their own efforts, and illustrating that true repentance involves a complete turning away from self to Jesus Christ, the only source of righteousness.
“You have to be born to God. Just because I was born to a believing grandfather and believing parents, and I was raised underneath the gospel... doesn’t mean anything.”
“Who are we dealing with? This is the one that has all the power. Power comes from Him.”
“Repentance is the pilgrimage from the mind of the flesh to the mind of Christ.”
“This righteousness is a person. And all that's holy and just because He died and rose again.”
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Kevin, a native of Ashland Kentucky and former US military serviceman, is a member of Todd's Road Grace Church in Lexington, Kentucky.
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