In his sermon titled "Three Things Regarding The Elect," Todd Nibert focuses on the doctrine of election, emphasizing its significance in Scripture and the assurance it provides to believers. He argues that God's elect are distinctly chosen by Him, cannot be deceived or seduced by false teachings, and will ultimately be gathered and saved upon Christ's return. Nibert supports his points with references to Mark 13:20-27, Ephesians 1:4, and Romans 9:11, among others, illustrating the biblical foundation of divine election and its rootedness in God’s sovereign grace. The sermon underscores the practical implications of this doctrine — affirming that true believers, as the elect, can have assurance of their salvation and the necessity of recognizing their identity as chosen by God for His glory.
“The elect are the individuals whom he hath chosen.”
“...if you don't believe election, you don't believe in grace.”
“It is impossible to believe grace and not believe election.”
“The elect cannot be deceived or disqualified; that's why they must be saved.”
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