The sermon by Kent Clark focuses on the theme of God's power, particularly as it relates to the believer's identity in Christ and their experience of salvation. Clark argues that many Christians live in a state of spiritual defeat, undervaluing God's greatness and power in their lives. He references Ephesians 1:19-20, emphasizing the need for believers to understand the "exceeding greatness of His power" that is available to those who believe. The practical significance of this message underscores that Christians are not without strength; rather, they are empowered by God to overcome various life challenges, including addictions, personal struggles, and generational curses. Clark passionately encourages the congregation to recognize their identity as children of God, reminding them that they are not alone and are recipients of divine potential, urging them to dream big and trust in the mighty capabilities of their God.
“Every child of God, born of the Spirit of God, is going to be brought... to this point of without strength… where you know you can't save yourself.”
“You and I shouldn't be taking a powerless position. Somehow our mind needs to be renewed to the point where we clearly understand how big our God is.”
“The same power that raised Jesus Christ up on Sunday morning is the same power that God has exerted in giving you life, in making you alive, in quickening you.”
“You can clap for that. God can make a good daddy out of you. You just need to know who you are. You're not a prostitute anymore. You're a child of God.”
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