The sermon titled "Dancing With Joy Over Election" by Kent Clark explores the Reformed doctrine of unconditional election, emphasizing God's sovereign choice of individuals for salvation before the foundation of the world. Clark presents key arguments affirming that this doctrine is biblically grounded, citing passages such as Ephesians 1:4, 2 Thessalonians 2:13, and John 15:16 to illustrate that God's selection is not arbitrary but based on His grace. He contrasts this doctrine with common misconceptions about the number of the elect, asserting that God's family is vast and full of those truly alive in Christ. Practically, the sermon encourages believers to rejoice in their chosen status, highlighting that understanding one's election leads to a deeper worship of and reliance on God, regardless of life's challenges.
“God has a plan and purpose and it always doesn't come to pass exactly the way we think maybe it should.”
“The doctrine of Election… it's a wonderful truth. It's a glorious truth.”
“Knowing your election of God will have the same effect on you as it did on David. If everybody in here could enter into this, God chose me.”
“The doctrines which are not of grace lead you away from God and throw you upon yourself.”
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