In Paul Mahan's sermon titled "Things That Cannot Be Shaken," the primary theological topic is the stability of God's unshakable kingdom versus the transient nature of the material world. Mahan emphasizes that God is actively involved in removing everything that can be shaken, as shown in Hebrews 12:27, to establish His eternal kingdom which cannot be moved. He discusses how historical events, including earthquakes and disasters, serve as reminders of the world's instability and point towards the ultimate shaking that will occur at Christ's second coming, supporting his arguments with scripture from Matthew 27, Psalm 18, and 2 Peter 3. The sermon underscores the importance of recognizing Christ as the solid foundation for believers, asserting that faith rooted in Him will withstand any trials or tribulations we face. This has significant implications for Christians, encouraging them to live in light of God's promises and the eternal security found in His unshakeable kingdom.
“God is going to remove everything... that those things which cannot be shaken may remain.”
“The foundation of God standeth sure. If the foundations be destroyed, what shall the righteous do?”
“Christianity is an invention of man. How do you explain this book? It dates back 3,000 years, written by 40 different men over a period of 1,500 years.”
“The unshaken truth. No matter what man says, no matter what man does, the foundation of God stands here. Christ is that foundation.”
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