The sermon by Tim James titled "Where Power Resides" addresses the doctrine of Christ's sovereignty as the "only potentate," based on 1 Timothy 6:15-16. James argues that Christ is the supreme authority over all creation, asserting that any attempt by humans to elevate themselves or their own understanding of God diminishes God's true power and majesty. He supports this by citing Scripture, stating that Christ is the sole source of immortality and the only being deserving of honor and power. The practical significance of this doctrine emphasizes the necessity of recognizing Christ's sovereign authority, as opposed to the false gods created by human imagination, which leads to spiritual impotence. Overall, the sermon serves as a call to worship the true God, who reigns with unchallenged power.
“To deny it is to be an unbeliever.”
“The only way you know something is crooked is if it's set forth the truth, it's the straight stick.”
“We're impotent. No potency in them. No potency at all.”
“The believer serves and worships and embraces the only potentate because he has potency aplenty.”
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