In the sermon titled "Safe & Secure," Tim James addresses the doctrine of eternal security, emphasizing that true believers are irrevocably secure in their salvation due to God's sovereign grace. Key arguments include the distinction between those whose names are written in the Book of Life and those who follow the beast, as outlined in Revelation 17:8. James uses various Scripture references, such as John 10 and Romans 8, to illustrate how salvation is entirely the work of God, independent of human actions or decisions. The practical significance of this doctrine is profound; it serves as a source of comfort and assurance for believers, affirming that their salvation is not contingent on their faithfulness but rooted in God's unchanging character and promise.
“Their names were written in the Book of Life from the foundation of the world.”
“There is nothing in this world or in the world to come that is more secure in this world than the believer.”
“The Word of God never puts the elect in jeopardy of soul. Never, never one instance does it do that.”
“If we could start believing God's Word and stop believing our own thoughts and our own emotions, we'd be well off.”
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