In the sermon titled "My name is Legion," Don Bell addresses the doctrine of Christ's sovereign authority and power over evil, as demonstrated in the account of the Gerasene demoniac in Mark 5:1-20. He asserts that Christ's confrontation with the man possessed by a legion of demons illustrates not only the absolute dominion of Jesus over spiritual darkness but also the unconverted state's dire condition—marked by shame, rebellion, and a lack of awareness of spiritual nakedness. Bell emphasizes that transformation is solely initiated by Christ, who reveals His love and power in saving sinners, contrasting the sorrowful state of the man before Jesus with his eventual restoration to sanity and community. The practical significance lies in highlighting the necessity of divine intervention for salvation, urging listeners to recognize their own spiritual state and encourage those around them to seek Christ's life-changing power.
“A great Savior confronted a great sinner and wrought a great, great salvation.”
“Before salvation, a man's not in his right mind. What kind of mind do you have that you would refuse to come to the Lord Jesus Christ?”
“Whom the Son sets free, He's free indeed. It's freedom from the dominion of sin.”
“God looked at you and He sees you stark naked. He sees you without any covering.”
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