In the sermon "Storm Warning #70," various speakers emphasize the doctrine of salvation through grace and the assurance it provides to believers. The message highlights that salvation is entirely the work of God, stemming from His sovereign grace, and rests upon the finished work of Christ as the sole means of justification for sinners. Key Scripture references include 2 Thessalonians 2:16, which asserts that hope is rooted in grace, and Romans 7:4, which speaks to believers being united with Christ for spiritual fruitfulness. The significance lies in encouraging Christians to rest in their identity as justified in Christ, recognizing that true faith results in an earnest pursuit of assurance in their salvation, while calling the unsaved to seek refuge in Christ as the only source of salvation.
“By the grace of God, I believe the gospel of God's sovereign grace, and have seen a believer, have been a believer for many years, but still remain in myself a helpless sinner, and in my flesh dwells no good thing.”
“Faith is therefore not an instrument in the proper sense of which man makes use in order to accept Christ, but it is a sure knowledge and a solid confidence which the Holy Spirit works in the heart.”
“It is imperative that you flee to Christ Jesus today, not tomorrow, for none of us are promised another day on this planet.”
“The righteousness of God that is demanded and required of God must bring honor and satisfaction to God's holy character.”
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