In Kevin Thacker's sermon titled "Will You Do His Will," the primary theological topic revolves around the will of God as expressed through Jesus Christ, particularly in the context of John 7:14-18. Thacker argues that true understanding of doctrine comes from a desire to do God's will, emphasizing the necessity of faith in Christ as the means to communion with God. He illustrates this by referencing Leviticus 23, where the Feast of Tabernacles is depicted as a time of rest and reflection on God's provision, culminating in the celebration of Christ as the ultimate sacrifice. Thacker underscores that the message preached by Jesus is not his own, but is divinely sent, thus calling his listeners to recognize the eternal significance of faith and obedience to God’s will. The sermon offers a challenge to the audience to genuinely desire to know God and His ways in a relationship marked by their recognition of human sinfulness and the need for a mediator—Christ.
“If any man will do his will, he shall know of the doctrine, whether it be of God or whether I speak of myself.”
“Christ came. He’s the sacrifice. He’s the seven days of sacrifice. He’s the perfect sacrifice. And what do we get? Communion with God.”
“This gospel, it’s God’s gospel. It glorifies God. It’s the gospel of Christ and we don’t preach it from ourselves.”
“Is this some mountain? Do we have to look to Sinai? What are we looking at? Is there my help coming from the Lord? I need help. Where are we going to get that help? Him.”
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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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