In the sermon "Being Born Again," Darvin Pruitt addresses the doctrinal significance of spiritual regeneration in accordance with Reformed theology, emphasizing that every chosen sinner for whom Christ died will inevitably experience the new birth. He argues that this transformation is not contingent on human effort but is the result of God's sovereign grace and predestination, as evidenced by biblical passages including John 1:12-13 and Romans 9:11. Pruitt illustrates that being born again is synonymous with becoming a child of God, with the means of grace being the preaching of the Gospel (1 Peter 1:23-25). The practical significance lies in the assurance and hope provided to believers through Christ's resurrection, culminating in the understanding that true regeneration leads to a profound desire for the Word of God, which nourishes spiritual growth.
“Every child of God, every chosen sinner for whom Christ died, shall be born again. There's nothing iffy about it.”
“The means of the new birth is the preaching of the gospel.”
“If you're wrong on this, you're wrong on everything.”
“In Christ dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead bodily, and you are complete in Him.”
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