The sermon titled "Storm Warning #97" focuses on the doctrine of free grace, emphasizing God's sovereign grace in the salvation of sinners. The speakers highlight the biblical message that salvation is not dependent on human merit but is a free gift offered by God, citing Scripture references such as Isaiah 55:1, Romans 5:20-21, and Matthew 11:28-30. They argue that coming to Christ requires recognizing one's own spiritual poverty and inability to purchase salvation through works or inherent value. The practical significance of this sermon lies in urging listeners to flee to Christ without delay, emphasizing the urgency of receiving God’s grace while it is still available, aligning with the Reformed perspective that salvation is entirely a work of God's grace alone.
“Come buy wine and milk without money and without price. A free gospel is the glory of God's grace, the joy of humble souls...”
“The Lord filleth the hungry with good things. O precious word of marvelous grace, buy without money and without price...”
“Make no mistake about it, any message associated with free willism is a false gospel.”
“Today is the day of salvation. Call upon the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, while he may be found...”
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