Bill King

ID 60219Oct 11, 1987

ID 51438Aug 11, 2002

The eternal glories of the Lord Jesus Christ, particularly his pre-existence as the eternal Son of God, are explored, drawing from John chapter seventeen and John chapter one. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus was not created but always existed with the Father, highlighting his divine nature and distinct personhood. The text explains that the "glory" mentioned refers to the manifestation of his character and power, which was veiled during his earthly life but revealed in miracles and his transfiguration. Ultimately, understanding Christ's eternal glory is presented as foundational for faith and salvation, enabling believers to have fellowship with God through His Son.

ID 108672Aug 11, 2002

The eternal glories of the Lord Jesus Christ are explored, emphasizing his pre-existence as the eternal Son of God before creation. The sermon highlights that Jesus did not become the Son of God at his birth or baptism but always was, as evidenced in John chapter one where the Word is described as being with God and being God. This eternal nature is further illustrated by his dwelling in the bosom of the Father, signifying an intimate and unending union, and by his own words about proceeding forth and coming from the Father. The sermon concludes by stressing the importance of believing in Jesus Christ as the eternal Son of God, who is God, for salvation, and how this truth provides confidence and access to God.