In this sermon, Kent Clark addresses the doctrine of regeneration, emphasizing the sovereign work of the Holy Spirit in bringing individuals to spiritual rebirth. He argues that humans possess an innate will to sin and disobey God, which is only transformed through divine intervention. Clark references John 3, illustrating how regeneration is a mysterious and sovereign act, akin to the wind's unseen movement, that leads to a new spiritual reality. He stresses that true conversion is a result of God’s will, not human effort, and underscores the transformative power of the gospel in alleviating burdens of sin. This message affirms the Reformed doctrine of total depravity and the necessity of God’s grace for conversion, highlighting that salvation is entirely dependent on God's sovereignty.
“You're born with this will to sin, will to disobey God... But if you want to, you can make me whole. It's a marvelous, matchless, sovereign work of God when he saves a sinner.”
“To us unreasonable people... the Spirit of God sovereignly does something on the inside of us.”
“When you saw for the very first time, and you saw it clearly, He died for me... I'm heaven bound.”
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