In the sermon titled "Daughter," Norm Wells addresses the theological topic of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ as the sole source of healing and salvation. Using the account of the woman with the bleeding issue from Luke 8:43-48, he emphasizes that God ordains divine appointments and that Christ is the only Savior capable of addressing humanity’s deepest needs, which include both physical suffering and, more importantly, spiritual salvation. Wells discusses how the woman's faith, enabled by divine intervention, leads her to touch Jesus’ garment and experience healing, illustrating the necessity of a personal encounter with Christ for true redemption. He notes that this act of faith not only results in physical healing but also assures the woman of her status as a beloved daughter of God, encapsulating the Reformed understanding of grace and the believer's identity in Christ. The sermon underscores the assurance of peace that accompanies salvation and the believer's relationship with God through Christ.
“She came to Him, the Almighty, the Lord, Jesus Christ, the Savior. Someone had told her that this one, this Jesus of Nazareth... had the power to do what she could not get done by doctors.”
“It wasn't the touch that healed her, it was the Christ that healed her.”
“All of his children, his sons and daughters that he has born into this world by faith, all of them are his relatives... He put his life on the line for them.”
“The greatest blessing the Lord can give anybody is to be at peace with God.”
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