The sermon "You Must Be Born From Above" by Todd Nibert centers on the necessity of spiritual regeneration, as articulated in John 3:1-8. The preacher asserts that being "born again" means experiencing a supernatural act initiated solely by God. He emphasizes scriptural support from John 1:12-13 and Ephesians 2:1, which affirm that individuals cannot attain spiritual understanding or enter the kingdom of God without divine intervention due to their inherent spiritual deadness. Nibert explains the importance of this doctrine in relation to Reformed theology, highlighting total depravity, God's sovereignty in regeneration, and faith's dependence on being born from above. He concludes that true faith emerges not from human effort but as a result of being birthed by the Spirit, reinforcing the idea that salvation rests solely in God's grace.
“You must be born again. And if you're born again, it must be from above. It must be the work of God.”
“If you're wrong on the fall, you're wrong on it all.”
“Regeneration, being born again, is the work of God alone. There is not cooperation between God and man.”
“Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God.”
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