In the sermon titled "The Revelation Of The Mystery Of The Gospel," Tom Harding addresses the critical Reformed doctrine of divine revelation and the mystery of the Gospel as presented in Ephesians 3:1-12. Harding emphasizes that the Gospel is inherently a mystery, hidden from the natural man and requiring the sovereign action of the Holy Spirit for comprehension. He supports his arguments with Scripture, notably Ephesians 2:1-5 and Matthew 11:25-27, illustrating that understanding the truth of Christ's identity and His atoning work necessitates divine revelation rather than human reasoning. The practical significance of this message underscores the necessity of relying on God's grace for spiritual enlightenment and the importance of recognizing Christ as the sole mediator in salvation, affirming that believers' access to God is rooted in being part of the body of Christ through faith.
“The gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ is completely hidden from the natural man. It cannot be understood by natural wisdom, understanding, or intellect.”
“It takes God to reveal God. The revelation of the Gospel is a revelation of the mercy and love and grace of God in the Lord Jesus Christ.”
“Believers in Christ are heirs of God and joint heirs with the Lord Jesus Christ.”
“How sinners are justified is a mystery that must be revealed, and God, when He does that, teaches us that salvation and sinners are justified by the grace of God and the grace of God alone.”
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