In the sermon titled "Are You Called?", Kent Clark addresses the doctrine of divine sovereignty with a particular focus on the necessity of God's grace for salvation and Christian living. He emphasizes that self-sufficiency is a heretical attitude, drawing from Philippians 4:13 and John 15:5 to affirm that believers can do nothing apart from Christ. Clark illustrates this with biblical examples, such as the publican's humility in prayer contrasted with the self-righteous Pharisee, reinforcing that salvation is entirely by grace alone and not by human effort. The key practical significance of the message lies in encouraging Christians to embrace their identity and calling in Christ, recognizing that God empowers them to fulfill their purpose, transforming their "I can't" into "I can" through faith in Him.
“All heresies in the church have arisen from a tendency to dishonor God and flatter man.”
“Salvation is of the Lord. And so, the Lord Jesus says, Without me, you can do nothing.”
“You might hear God say this. Who made your mouth? If God's called you to do something, don't you know He's made a way?”
“Quit this mentality of I can't to I can through Jesus Christ.”
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