In the sermon "Born From Above," Todd Nybert explores the biblical doctrine of regeneration, emphasizing that being "born again" signifies being "born from above." He argues that spiritual rebirth is essential for entering the Kingdom of God, based on John 3:3-8. Nybert underscores that this birth is entirely the work of God, refuting the notion of free will as the cause of salvation, and asserts that a person must first receive the Word of God before they can be regenerated. He further articulates that regeneration is not a cooperative effort and precedes faith, highlighting the divine sovereignty in the process of salvation. The practical significance of this doctrine lies in the assurance that salvation is solely dependent on God's grace and not on human effort.
“You must be born again and that necessitates you or I being born from above, born from heaven.”
“Grace does not run in bloodlines.”
“Regeneration is the work of God alone. This is not a cooperative effort between God and man.”
“You must be given life before you can believe. You do not believe and then live.”
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