The sermon titled "Satan Loosed And Destroyed" by Tom Harding focuses on the eschatological theme of Satan's release as depicted in Revelation 20:7-10. Harding explains the binding of Satan during the gospel age and his subsequent loosing as part of God's sovereign plan before Christ's second coming. He emphasizes that this period of deception will involve a multitude of people being led astray by false religions and self-righteousness, an assertion supported by references to Ezekiel 38 regarding Gog and Magog, and 2 Corinthians 4 on the nature of Satan's deception. The practical significance of the sermon lies in affirming God's ultimate sovereignty over all events and the assurance that Christ triumphs over evil, culminating in the final judgment and the eternal defeat of Satan, an essential doctrine in Reformed theology that highlights God's predestining will and the perseverance of the saints.
“Satan's primary mission will be to deceive the hearts of sinful men.”
“Nothing is out of control, because everything is under His control.”
“There are just two religions in this world...the way of grace, the way of works.”
“Satan's two reasons he's let loose: to deceive and to gather his followers to battle against the church.”
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