In Darvin Pruitt's sermon titled "A Religion Without Answers," he examines the authority of Jesus as depicted in Luke 20:1-8, emphasizing the confrontation between Jesus and the religious leaders of the day. Pruitt asserts that true authority comes from divine revelation, illustrated by the authority of John the Baptist, which the Pharisees could not acknowledge without incriminating themselves. He argues that false religion lacks true answers and is rooted in deception, leading individuals to cling to their traditions without understanding the gospel's power. The sermon culminates in a reminder of the importance of divine wisdom, as Paul articulated, in contrast to the empty philosophies prevalent in religious circles. This underscores the Reformed emphasis on the sovereignty of God in salvation and the necessity of Christ as the only mediator.
“False religion doesn't know that it's false. That's what it means to be deceived.”
“Jesus Christ and him crucified is the wisdom of God. How can God be just and justify a vile sinner in Christ crucified?”
“There is but one way to convince men of the truth, and that is to preach the gospel, and that's what he did.”
“For all they're having, they're ignorant of God, ignorant of His purpose, His power, and His will.”
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