In the sermon titled "Those Who Deny God," Kevin Thacker explores the theme of human frailty, specifically examining how believers can falter in their faith as illustrated by Peter's denial of Christ. Thacker argues that even the most zealous among the faithful, like Peter, can succumb to fear and denial, revealing their inherent weakness and the need for divine grace. Key Scripture references include John 13:33-14:4, which highlights Jesus' prediction of Peter's denial and the subsequent comfort He offers, and Luke 22:31-32 where Jesus indicates His intercession for Peter. This exploration emphasizes the Reformed doctrine of total depravity, underscoring that human beings cannot maintain their faithfulness without the sustaining power of Christ. The sermon serves to remind believers of their dependence on God's grace and the importance of love within the community of faith.
“The one that speaks so boldly of themselves, if they are the Lord's, they're about to fall hard and they're going to bust their nose on the ground.”
“If anything's dependent on me, the whole kit and caboodle is dependent on me.”
“Those that know me best, how could I stand up and tell you these things? Well, I deny His faith. You get that?”
“If the Lord is pleased to keep me, I won't leave you. That's hit me a lot this last six months.”
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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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