In Drew Dietz's sermon titled "In His Favor is Life," the central theological theme revolves around the favor of God as the source of life for believers. He emphasizes that this divine favor is unearned and stems solely from God’s sovereign grace, referencing Psalm 30:5 to underline that "in His favor is life." Key arguments include the necessity of divine favor for spiritual vitality and the genuine transformation it produces in a believer’s walk, supported by scriptural references such as Ephesians 1:4 and Galatians 1:15-16, which affirm the sovereign choice of God prior to the foundation of the world. The practical significance of this doctrine lies in its implications for how believers can navigate life's trials—with comfort and assurance that despite adversities, God's favor ensures eternal life and sustains them through all hardships.
“In His favor is life. To put it simply, if we are favored of God in Christ, we have life.”
“There was absolutely nothing in us worth saving... All cause is found exclusively in the Son of God's love, Jesus Christ.”
“This favor can never be earned, worked for, or secured by us because we're so sinful.”
“Whatever befalls a child of God, he can say regardless of time, circumstance, or situation, it is well with the righteous.”
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