In the sermon titled "Fear Not! God’s Got It!", Kent Clark addresses the Reformed theological concept of God’s sovereignty and His comforting presence in the face of fear. He argues that believers should not succumb to fear because God has created, redeemed, and called them by name, as emphasized in Isaiah 43:1-5, which assures that God will be with His people in times of trouble. He draws on historical biblical narratives, such as that of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego's deliverance from the fiery furnace (Daniel 3), to illustrate God’s faithfulness and presence during trials. The significance of the sermon lies in its reminder that the knowledge of God’s sovereignty and presence provides assurance and courage to believers during life's difficulties, reinforcing the doctrines of divine providence and personal grace.
“Fear not, for I have redeemed thee... I am what I am by the grace of God. I'm under construction still. He's still working on me.”
“The cure for the fear factor is the fact and reality that the Lord is with his people in difficulties and dangers.”
“The most amazing moment that I've ever had with the reality of Jesus Christ was standing at the grave... a consciousness that God is here and in control of my circumstances.”
“When I know the will of God and sense the presence of God, I'm not afraid of hell because Jesus is with me.”
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