The sermon titled "A Good Profession" by Don Bell centers on the importance of maintaining a faithful profession of faith, particularly as expressed in 1 Timothy 6:12-21. Bell emphasizes that every believer, like Timothy, is charged to uphold a good confession in the sight of God and to live out this faith without compromise, reflecting the true character of Christ. He articulates the necessity of believing in and preaching the unaltered gospel while avoiding distractions from worldly doctrines and false teachings. Bell draws upon various scriptures, particularly the solemn charge given by Paul to Timothy in verses 13-14, to underscore the accountability of believers to witness faithfully for Christ until His return. This exhortation reflects the Reformed emphasis on perseverance in faith and the centrality of Christ's sovereignty in saving grace, pointing to the significance of a believer's conduct as indicative of genuine faith.
“You've made a good profession before many witnesses... You've been a good witness to me.”
“I give thee charge in the sight of God... Keep this commandment without spot unrebukable.”
“If Christ died for us, He's gonna keep us. No compromise.”
“Lay a good foundation... Christ alone is our sure, sure and lasting foundation.”
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