In the sermon "Sitting," Norm Wells addresses the transformative power of Jesus Christ as illustrated in Mark 5:1–15. The key argument presented is that Jesus intentionally seeks out those who are lost and in need of salvation, exemplified by His encounter with the demon-possessed man living among the tombs. Wells emphasizes that the man's condition, representing the brokenness of humanity due to sin inherited from Adam, could not be remedied by human means—illustrating the necessity of divine intervention. He underscores Scripture's teaching that only through Christ can true change occur, as seen when the man, once naked and insane, is restored to his right mind, clothed, and seated at Jesus' feet as a new creation (2 Corinthians 5:17). The sermon highlights the significance of God's grace in regenerating the lost and calls believers to recognize their own transformation as a testament to God's sovereign grace.
“The Lord never went anywhere without a reason. He always had a purpose in every place he went.”
“The gospel is able to save us. The Christ blood is able to save us and deliver us from the great pain of the fall.”
“He was made to be a child of God. Now he's already a child before the foundation of the world. God just identified him as that here.”
“What a glorious day it was for that man. And now, Jesus says, I want you to go home and tell your family what great things the Lord has done for you.”
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