The sermon titled "Today" by Todd Nibert centers on the theological concept of the present moment and its significance in the life of faith, drawing from Hebrews 3:7 and related scripture. Nibert emphasizes that faith must be active in the present, rather than rooted in past experiences or future intentions, as demonstrated by the Israelites' disobedience in the wilderness. He references Psalm 95 and its implications for acknowledging God's voice today, urging believers to remain aware of potential unbelief that can arise from sin's deceitfulness. The sermon reinforces the Reformed doctrine of eternal security, while highlighting the necessity of perseverance in faith, underscoring that true belief results in rest in Christ alone. The practical significance is a call to immediate faith, stressing that salvation is not to be postponed or based on one's past or future deeds but is to be grasped in the present, today.
“Yesterday is a false refuge and tomorrow is a false refuge. Today, today is the day of salvation.”
“The evidence of salvation is holding fast the beginning of that hope, Christ alone. Not Christ and.”
“Our only hope is that when Jesus Christ said, it is finished, My salvation was finished.”
“Don’t wait for something to happen. Don’t wait for some kind of feeling. The time for you to believe the gospel… is today.”
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