Kevin Thacker's sermon titled "Remember His Word and Works" emphasizes the importance of recalling Jesus' teachings and miraculous actions, particularly as presented in John 14. Thacker argues that understanding the context of Scripture is critical; Jesus is primarily addressing His apostles, which delineates how His words should be applied. Key Scripture references include John 14:1-11, where Jesus reassures His followers not to be troubled, instructing them to believe in His divine identity and the reality of His works. Thacker emphasizes that while the apostles had a unique role in performing signs and should remember Jesus' promise and works, contemporary believers are called to engage with Scripture and communal preaching to cultivate their faith. The significance of this is rooted in the Reformed doctrine of assurance and the necessity of faith informed by God's Word.
“Believe me that I'm in the father and the father in me, or else believe me for the very works' sake.”
“We need to remember the words of the Lord and the works of the Lord and who he is and where he is now.”
“It don't matter if we remember Him, it matters if He remembers us.”
“We are instructed to tell people of the person, the word, and the works of God.”
The Bible emphasizes the importance of remembering God's words and works to strengthen our faith.
John 14:1-14
We know Christ's deity is true through His own declarations and the works He performed, as recorded in the Gospels.
John 14:9, Matthew 11:2-5
Believing in Christ's promises is crucial as it reassures believers of His faithfulness and the fulfillment of His word.
John 14:1-6, Romans 10:13
Jesus invites belief in Him based on the evidence of the miracles He performed, affirming His identity and authority.
John 14:11, Matthew 11:2-5
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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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