The sermon "Can We Really Bless God?" by Kent Clark focuses on the theological concept of blessing God through gratitude and praise. Clark argues that while God is inherently self-sufficient and does not need anything from humanity, believers can bless Him through acts of praise, acknowledgment of His blessings, and obedience to His will. He references Ephesians 1:3-4, emphasizing that Christ has already blessed believers with all spiritual blessings even before the foundation of the world, which underlines the assurance and purpose embedded in God’s grace. The practical significance of this doctrine is to encourage believers to actively express their gratitude in both communal worship and personal lives, as such expressions bless God and reflect their relationship with Him.
“You know, God has all sufficiency within himself. He is infinitely blessed already, and we cannot add to His blessedness.”
“We bless God in the expression of gratitude... Honor and praise and glory belongs to him. None of it belongs to you or I. Zip, zero.”
“All of his covenant blessings are in the storehouse. Think about that. We are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works.”
“You will never bless God aright until you come to understand aright.”
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