In Todd Nibert's sermon titled "God Almighty," the central theological topic revolves around the omnipotence of God as revealed in Scripture. Nibert articulates the significance of God's all-encompassing power, arguing that without it, God's promises would be devoid of meaning and merit. He references Genesis 28:1-5, highlighting how Isaac blesses Jacob by invoking the name "God Almighty," asserting that God's omnipotence ensures the fulfillment of His decrees, both in creation and providence. Scriptural support comes from Romans 1 and Revelation 19, which affirm God's eternal power and reign. Practically, the congregation is reminded of the comforting assurance that God's sovereignty governs all actions, including salvation, underscoring the necessity of faith in God's complete ability to bless and redeem His people.
“If he's not almighty, he cannot bring his decrees and purposes to pass.”
“God's omnipotence is his total and absolute control of himself.”
“God created the universe as an act of His will. All that is, He brought into being.”
“The only one who truly creates is God.”
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