The sermon titled "Called, Chosen and Faithful" by Tom Harding focuses on the themes of God's sovereign calling and selection of His people, illustrated through the passage of Revelation 17:12-18. Harding emphasizes that believers are characterized as those who are "called," "chosen," and "faithful," all rooted in their union with Christ as established in the eternal covenant of grace. He supports his arguments with scriptural references, including John 17, Ephesians 2, and 1 Thessalonians 1, demonstrating that the believer's identity and perseverance are secured through God's grace and the efficacy of Christ's sacrifice. The practical significance of this teaching lies in the assurance it provides believers regarding their eternal security in Christ, encouraging them to remain steadfast in faith despite opposition from the world.
“The Lord calls His people whom He has redeemed and bought with His precious blood. They are indeed called of God. They are indeed chosen of God. They are indeed faithful unto God because they've been made new creatures in the Lord Jesus Christ.”
“He is King of kings and Lord of lords over all kings and presidents, over all governments and over all rulers of this wicked world, over all demon spirits, over all opposition. He is King. He is God over all.”
“Our election is known by our calling. The fact that we're called in time with the gospel is the evidence of our eternal election in the Lord Jesus Christ.”
“They that are with Him, they're one with Him. They're called. They're chosen. And last, they're faithful.”
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