In this sermon on Psalm 124, Todd Nibert addresses the doctrine of divine providence and the security of God's elect. He argues that without God's favor and protection, believers would be utterly consumed by their trials and adversities, supported by the conditional statements in the psalm itself. Nibert references Romans 8:31-30, asserting that true believers are those whom God has called and justified, highlighting the assurance found in God’s eternal purpose and predestination. The practical significance of this message lies in believers’ need to rely on God for help and support in their spiritual journey, reinforcing the Reformed doctrines of grace, election, and perseverance.
“If God be for us, what's the necessary result? Then who can be against us?”
“If it had not been the Lord who was on our side, we would have been swallowed up quick.”
“Predestination has to do with people being predestinated to be conformed to the image of Jesus Christ.”
“Our help is in the name of the Lord that made heaven and earth.”
The Bible reveals that if God is for us, no one can successfully stand against us, highlighting His sovereign grace in our lives.
Psalm 124, Romans 8:31
We are assured of our election by God's sovereign grace that enables us to love Him.
Romans 8:28-30
Seeking help from the Lord is fundamental as it acknowledges our reliance on His sovereignty and grace in our lives.
Psalm 124, Hebrews 13:5-6
Being justified means being declared righteous before God, absolved of guilt because of Christ’s atoning sacrifice.
Romans 8:30
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