The sermon titled "The Believer's Position," preached by Joe Galuszek, centers on the profound theological implications of Jesus' prayer in John 17 regarding the status and identity of believers. The key arguments emphasize that believers are chosen and given to Christ by the Father, as articulated in John 17:6, affirming the doctrines of election and grace. The preacher highlights believers' dual existence as being "in the world" yet "not of the world" (John 17:14), showcasing their unique position in Christ amid worldly opposition. Galuszek underscores the fact that true belief is a result of God's work in the believer, encapsulated in the idea that they are kept by God's power from evil (John 17:15) and are simultaneously sent into the world for kingdom purposes. The practical significance of this sermon lies in its encouragement to believers to embrace their identity in Christ, striving for holiness while recognizing that their standing before God is solely due to His sovereign grace.
“Believers are given to Christ out of the world... this is the believer's position.”
“You are in the world, he was gone. You were given to him out of the world, and you're still in it.”
“We are kept by the power of God through faith. Not by your faith, through faith.”
“The believer's position is totally and completely in Christ.”
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