The sermon titled "Storm Warning #76" addresses the sovereignty of God in salvation, emphasizing His unmerited grace in saving sinners. The speakers present a robust argument for the necessity of recognizing God as the potter with total authority over His creation, referencing Romans 9:21 to illustrate how God determines who is a vessel of honor and who is of dishonor. This sovereign grace is contrasted with human pride and rebellion, highlighting the need for humility and reliance on God's promises, particularly in turbulent times. The message appeals to believers to find encouragement in their faith and to remember God's past mercies as they navigate present challenges. Moreover, it underscores the importance of abiding in Christ and the necessity of faith as a means of connection to God, complete with dire warnings against spiritual neglect and a call to evangelism with urgency.
“Almighty God, in His unmerited favor, to save me and you from our sins and from hell!”
“As a potter has the authority and power over clay to make of it whatever he wants, so does God have authority and power over every individual to make of him whatever he wills.”
“His love in times past forbids me to think he'll leave me at last in trouble to sink.”
“Faith, not a feeling. Salvation is not a question of feeling as so many would make it.”
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