Kent Clark's sermon, "I Know It Was The Blood," addresses the doctrine of justification by faith, emphasizing the role of Christ's blood in the believer's salvation. He argues that justification is not based on works or human merit but is solely by grace through faith in Christ's sacrificial atonement (Romans 5:1-9). Clark highlights that Abraham was justified by faith, and this principle applies to all believers, reinforcing that salvation is a free gift from God, distinct from any personal achievements (Romans 4:1-5). The practical significance of this sermon lies in its call for believers to rest in the assurance of their justification, celebrating the grace of God that erases the guilt of sin and provides a joyful relationship with Him.
“Justified by faith. Justified by grace. Justified by the blood.”
“If you're trying to go to heaven by what you do, you're on the wrong path, totally.”
“Sin is not simply what you do, it's what you are. That's why you have to be born again.”
“Where sin piled up, grace did much more abound.”
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