The sermon by Kent Clark addresses the theological topic of the restraint of evil, particularly through the lens of 2 Thessalonians 2. He argues that the significant forces holding back evil in the world are the Holy Spirit, the government, and the Church. Through references to Scripture, including mentions of the "man of lawlessness" and the "secret power of lawlessness," Clark suggests that these forces delay the full revelation of evil in the world, a concept deeply rooted in Reformed eschatology. He emphasizes the need for believers to remain vigilant and faithful in proclaiming the truth of salvation by grace alone, as well as the importance of resisting the encroachment of lawlessness, both in society and within themselves. Ultimately, Clark warns of a future manifestation of lawlessness yet conveys the hope that believers, chosen by God, will endure through faith.
“You see, because there is evil lurking within. I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about me.”
“The only reason you don't do what you think about doing is because the Holy Spirit holds you back.”
“It's a good thing that you can't give up because you would. Oh yeah. There's nobody in here that wouldn't give up if you could.”
“Greater is He that's in you than He that's in the world.”
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