In Kent Clark's sermon titled "The Joy Of The LORD Is My Strength," he emphasizes the Reformed doctrine of God's sovereignty and providence in the face of fear and uncertainty. He argues that despite the overwhelming panic caused by contemporary crises, believers can find strength and joy through their faith in God's ultimate control over all situations, citing Romans 8:28 to underscore that all things work for the good of those who love the Lord. The sermon references Nehemiah 12:43, illustrating how God's people rejoiced after overcoming trials, which serves as a model for believers today to find joy in God's presence amidst adversity. The practical significance lies in encouraging Christians to rely on their relationship with God for strength and to practice faith actively, especially during challenging times.
“The truth is, I am a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. And I believe that he's in control and that he has not dropped the reins to this world.”
“We are so often quoting that passage here from Romans 8, but it's true that all things are working for the good of the believer to those who are called according to his purpose.”
“This God has elected a people. He has chosen a people... not because of any merit in you or I, but out of his unmerited favor, in his grace and mercy.”
“I want to say to you in closing, if you have not believed on the Lord Jesus Christ... now would be a good time for you to do that, to trust Christ and to know in this crazy world of ours.”
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