The sermon titled "Do You Know the Lord" by Kevin Thacker focuses on the profound theological theme of knowing God through Christ, emphasizing the necessity of true, relational knowledge of Him rather than mere intellectual understanding. Thacker argues that many people in religious settings may be familiar with the concepts and name of Jesus but lack a personal relationship with Him—illustrating this with references to John 7:15-30, where Jesus emphasizes His authority from God. He uses Scripture not only to affirm that Jesus is the true source of understanding but also to highlight the danger of judging God's actions based solely on human reasoning. The sermon underscores the significance of recognizing Christ as Lord, as knowing Him leads to salvation and a transformative relationship that compels believers to worship Him wholeheartedly.
“How many people are religious? There's churches all over this place... and they don't know God. Do you want to know Him?”
“You can know everything about the Lord, but that doesn't mean you know the Lord.”
“The gospel is not the truth because you agree with it. It's the truth because He says so.”
“Knowing God is to have everlasting life. He's the God-man.”
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