In Paul Mahan's sermon titled "Save Yourselves," the central theological topic is the urgent call to individual responsibility in responding to God's grace, as emphasized in Acts 2:40. Mahan addresses the apparent contradiction between God's sovereignty in salvation and the call for believers to "save yourselves from this untoward generation." He argues that while salvation is ultimately God's work—accomplished through the predestined call of His Spirit—individual response through repentance and faith is essential for salvation. Key Scripture references include Acts 2:38, which emphasizes repentance and baptism, and various passages highlighting Christ’s ability to save those who call upon Him (e.g., Romans 10:13). The sermon underscores the practical significance of actively pursuing God and encouraging others to hear and respond to the gospel as a means of recognizing God's saving grace.
“Save yourselves from this generation that's headed to destruction.”
“If I'm saved... it will be by the Lord. It will be of the Lord. It's His choice, His will, His work, His call, His power.”
“If you don't come here, you're not going to hear [the gospel].”
“How do you keep yourselves from starving? Eat... You see, you don't get any credit for eating. It's the food, isn't it?”
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