The sermon delivered by Todd Nibert on Psalm 70 centers on the themes of divine deliverance and human dependence on God. Nibert emphasizes the urgency of seeking God's help, illustrated through David's plea for immediate deliverance. Scriptures discussed include Psalm 70, echoing David's feelings of desperation, and references to Christ's imprecatory prayers, which highlight the reality of opposition faced by believers. The practical significance lies in recognizing one's spiritual poverty and need for God's sovereignty and grace in salvation, firmly rooting these themes in Reformed doctrine, particularly the doctrines of grace and election, emphasizing that salvation is entirely the work of God, not dependent on human merit.
“If I'm not in a hurry to be delivered, my talk of needing deliverance is just talk.”
“Salvation is of the Lord. If I'm saved, it's of the Lord.”
“I need God’s grace. You know, it’s called irresistible grace.”
“He doesn’t offer you forgiveness. He forgives.”
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