The sermon titled "Storm Warning #59" addresses essential Reformed doctrines of salvation, emphasizing God's sovereign grace in Christ's sacrificial atonement for sinners. The speakers collectively argue that humanity's dire sinfulness necessitates a perfect and just payment, which is met in the substitutionary death of Christ, fulfilling the demands of divine justice as articulated in Romans 8:32 and 1 Corinthians 15:3. The sermon highlights the unchanging nature of God's covenant of grace, referencing 2 Samuel 23:5 to assert that salvation is secured by Christ's work and not dependent on human merit, underscoring the believer's assurance and comfort in the immutable promises of God. Ultimately, the speakers call listeners to immediate faith in Christ, stressing the urgency of salvation in light of impending judgment, thereby encouraging a life of devotion and worship even amidst trials.
“Learn then how horrible sin is by the payment required to put it away and satisfy divine justice.”
“Not one aspect of this covenant can fail because its success is not conditioned on sinners, but on Christ and Him alone.”
“Today is the day of salvation. Call upon the name of the Lord Jesus Christ while he may be found, and seek him while he is near.”
“Great is our Lord Jesus Christ, and greatly to be praised.”
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