In Walter Pendleton's sermon "God's Secret Is Out Now," the primary theological focus is on the revelation of God's saving plan through Jesus Christ, encapsulated in Romans 16. He emphasizes that the gospel, previously kept a secret, has now been fully disclosed and is to be spread to all nations, demonstrating the fulfillment of God's promise and sovereignty (Romans 16:25-26). Pendleton argues that this revelation underscores God's power to establish believers in faith, freeing them from the dominion of sin and placing them under grace. He supports his points with various scripture references, particularly from Romans, highlighting God's enduring authority and the role of grace (Romans 6:14). The practical application is profound, as believers are called to recognize the gravity of this revelation and the rightful glory due to God alone through Jesus Christ, which shapes the believer's duty to live out their faith authentically in gratitude and obedience.
“The secret's out now. Made known to all nations for the obedience of faith.”
“Grace dominates the life of the believer.”
“To God, the only wise, be glory through Jesus Christ forever.”
“He gets all the glory.”
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