In this sermon, Don Bell explores the doctrine of true religion through the lens of 1 Timothy 3:15-16, highlighting that real religion centers on the mystery of godliness revealed in Christ. He argues that the church, as the "pillar and ground of the truth," serves to glorify God above all, focusing solely on the gospel rather than human opinion or tradition. Specific scriptural references include John 1:14, which underscores Christ's incarnation, and John 14:9, where Jesus reveals the Father through His person. The practical significance of this message lies in affirming that true faith and salvation are gifts of grace that must be understood as divine truths rather than merely religious decisions or actions.
“We want God to be glorified. We're here for His glory, not for ourselves.”
“Nothing complicated about the gospel... a declaration of what already has happened.”
“If he was just a man, he couldn't possibly save us from our sins. But if he was God, He could save us.”
“True conversion and salvation is more than just deciding… it's a living union, joined to the Lord Jesus Christ.”
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