In Caleb Hickman's sermon titled "What Is Truth?" based on 2 John 1-5, he addresses the critical Reformed doctrine of truth as it pertains to the nature of Christ and salvation. Hickman underscores that all truth ultimately stems from Christ, who declares himself to be "the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6), emphasizing that outside of Him, no genuine truth exists. He supports his argument with references to the text of 2 John, where the apostle John repetitively mentions "truth," highlighting its foundational importance for believers and calling attention to the fact that all humans are fundamentally liars by nature (Romans 3:4). The sermon concludes with significant implications for Christians, stressing that salvation and true worship can only be found through the revelation of Christ, leading to eternal life, grace, and a relationship with God through faith in His revealed truth.
“Everything we believe revolves around the fact God being true and every man a liar.”
“To know the truth is life eternal.”
“If you find yourself believing his truth, he did that. He did that.”
“The question isn't, am I one of God's elect? The question is, can I find any righteousness before God in myself?”
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