Kent Clark's sermon, titled "A License To Kill?", addresses the pervasive influence of Antichrist in contemporary society, particularly within religious institutions. He posits that many within the church, despite their religious affiliation, are unregenerate and lack a true relationship with Jesus Christ, akin to Saul of Tarsus before his conversion on the Damascus Road. Scripture passages, especially the account of Saul’s transformation in Acts 9, are pivotal to illustrate the necessity of being born again and experiencing a genuine encounter with Christ. The sermon emphasizes that only through divine grace can individuals move from self-righteousness to true righteousness found in Christ alone, underscoring the significance of personal assurance of faith in the context of Reformed doctrines of grace, regeneration, and the perseverance of the saints.
“You must be born again. You must have an encounter with the living, sovereign Lord Jesus Christ.”
“You'll never establish a righteousness that pleases God. Your best is not good enough.”
“Who art thou, boss? I am Jesus, the one you persecute. What a revelation that was.”
“If Christ ever gets inside of you, it's going to leak out on you.”
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