In Kent Clark's sermon "How Sanctified Are You?", the primary theological topic addressed is the nature of salvation and sanctification through Jesus Christ. He argues that salvation is solely dependent on Christ's redemptive work on the cross and not on human effort or moral living. Clark emphasizes that inherent human depravity means one's flesh cannot be sanctified, invoking Scriptures like Ephesians 2:1-5 to illustrate the necessity of divine calling and quickening from spiritual death. He stresses the importance of assurance in salvation, highlighting that true believers are driven by the love of Christ to live lives reflective of their faith, though they remain inherently fallen. Clark's message underscores the distinction between positional sanctification and practical living, calling the congregation to rely wholly on Christ for salvation rather than their own works.
“There's only one way from here to God, and that's smack dab through Jesus Christ.”
“In your flesh dwells no good thing, you're just like the Apostle Paul, O wretched man that I am, not I used to be, not I once was.”
“Love to Christ will sanctify your life.”
“You are a depraved sinner and need a Savior. And He is the perfect Savior for poor sinners.”
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