The sermon titled "You Are A Person Of Destiny" by Kent Clark emphasizes the Reformed doctrine of predestination, arguing that God's sovereignty orchestrates the destiny of all believers. Clark presents the key points that believers have been chosen by God before the foundations of the world (Ephesians 1:4), underscoring that this predestination reflects God's glorious grace and purpose. He references Romans 8:28 to illustrate how God works everything together for the good of those who love Him, framing the believer's life as a divinely ordained journey. The practical significance revolves around the assurance of purpose and destination in the life of each believer, empowering them to navigate life's challenges with confidence in God’s plan.
“You are a person of destiny, just like Esther. You are here on purpose for a purpose.”
“Predestination is not a sleepy doctrine... it ought to be heralded to the church of Jesus Christ.”
“You have a destiny, and a destiny that was predetermined.”
“If God has a purpose to be served by a man, that man will live out his day.”
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