In the sermon "This Day is the Scripture Fulfilled in Your Ears," Billy Eldridge expounds on the doctrine of the Incarnation and Christ's fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy as presented in Luke 4:14-21. He emphasizes that Jesus, the God-man, proclaims Himself as the anointed Messiah sent to bring salvation and healing to the broken, poor in spirit, and captives of sin. Eldridge references Isaiah 61, where Jesus reads the prophecy about the "acceptable year of the Lord" — a theme of divine grace and liberation echoed throughout the message. He underscores that this year of jubilee reflects God's grace, offered to the elect who are called to believe in Christ for their salvation, thus highlighting the importance of recognizing Jesus' identity as the Savior and the only means of meeting God's righteous demands. Practical significance lies in the exhortation to rest in Christ’s completed work, affirming that salvation is a gift of grace, not of works.
“Here is Christ Jesus, proclaiming he is sent of God to preach the acceptable year of the Lord.”
“Salvation is of grace. Grace alone, Christ alone, Christ finished works that the God the Father has sent him to do.”
“He has made us acceptable before God. He and He alone is our righteousness, our justification, our sanctification, our holiness.”
“Believe on Him, for He is worthy of our praise. Rest in Him, for there is no more work to be done.”
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