The sermon titled "The Hour Cometh" by Billy Eldridge centers on the doctrine of salvation, emphasizing the Reformed principles of God's sovereign grace, divine election, and the necessity of Christ's redemptive work. Eldridge articulates that salvation is exclusively the work of God, illustrated through the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman in John 4:1-26. He employs Scripture such as Ephesians 1:4-14 and Romans 3:10 to support his assertions, illustrating that believers are chosen and redeemed not by their merits but solely by God’s grace. The practical significance of the sermon lies in its assurance to believers of their security in Christ and the transformative power of knowing God through faith, urging them to worship in spirit and truth as a reflection of their salvation.
“Salvation is of the Lord from beginning to eternity. The free and sovereign grace of God and the Lord Jesus Christ.”
“You must be born again by the will of God, born of His Spirit, the inward working of God the Holy Spirit.”
“He who loved us and He who has made sin for us, who knew no sin, took on our flesh, took on her nature, no sin in him. He was made sin for us.”
“She left her water pot. She wasn’t concerned about that water pot anymore. She went off rejoicing in the Lord for all he had done for her.”
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