In the sermon "By Way of Remembrance," Billy Eldridge expounds on the doctrines of salvation and the importance of Christian remembrance as articulated in 2 Peter 3. He emphasizes that salvation is entirely the work of God, affirming the doctrines of grace, total depravity, and regeneration, highlighting that believers are spiritually dead and only made alive through the inward operation of the Holy Spirit. Key Scripture references include 2 Peter 3:1-7, which serves to remind believers of God's sovereign plan and the promise of Christ's return, and Hebrews 2:9 which underscores Christ’s sacrificial role. The practical significance of this message is a call to constant remembrance of the Gospel, urging believers to stir one another up in faith and to live in light of their secure position in Christ, thus reflecting Reformed theology's focus on God's sovereignty, grace, and the assurance of salvation.
“As saints of God, we must be constantly reminded of the gospel of Jesus Christ.”
“It is God's free and sovereign grace in His Son, Jesus Christ, He borns us again by the inward operation of that Holy Spirit.”
“We are only recipients ... of God's grace in the finished works of His Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.”
“In Christ Jesus, we're saved from the wrath of God. And that's the only thing anyone should have to fear.”
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