The King Who Has Shouted For Your Deliverance (Clip)
Carter Conlon emphasizes the victorious shout of Jesus at the cross, assuring believers of their redemption, God's everlasting love, and His protective power over their lives.
This sermon emphasizes the victory and completion of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, declaring the power of sin broken and the redemption of those who turn to Him. It highlights God's promise to never forget or forsake His people, to be with them in trials, and to love them with an everlasting love. The assurance of God's presence, protection, and empowerment over the enemy is central to this message.
Full Transcript
I started to fast forward through scripture and my mind said, the only king I know of that shouted was one who went to a cross one day. And as he was drawing his last breath, it says he shouted with a loud voice, it is finished, hallelujah. The power of sin is broken, the penalty of sin is broken.
The people that have turned to me have been redeemed. I've called them by my name. I'll never forget them, I'll never forsake them.
They are mine, and when they go through the fire, I will be with them and they won't be burned. And when they go through the flood, I'll be with them and the water won't drown them. I will love them with an everlasting love.
I will never leave them and I will never forsake them. And I will give them power to tread upon serpents and scorpions and over all the power of the enemy.
Sermon Outline
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I. The King Who Shouted
- Jesus' final shout on the cross
- The power of sin broken
- Victory declared over death
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II. God's Promise of Redemption
- Believers called by name
- Never forgotten or forsaken
- Assurance of belonging to God
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III. God's Everlasting Presence
- Protection through fire and flood
- God's unwavering love
- Never leaving or forsaking His people
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IV. Authority Over the Enemy
- Power to overcome serpents and scorpions
- Dominion over spiritual forces
- Living in victory through Christ
Key Quotes
“The only king I know of that shouted was one who went to a cross one day.” — Carter Conlon
“The power of sin is broken, the penalty of sin is broken.” — Carter Conlon
“I will never leave them and I will never forsake them.” — Carter Conlon
Application Points
- Trust in Jesus' finished work on the cross as the foundation of your salvation.
- Remember God's promise to never forsake you, even in difficult times.
- Walk confidently in the authority given to you over spiritual challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the shout of Jesus on the cross signify?
It signifies the completion of His redemptive work, breaking the power and penalty of sin.
How does God assure believers of His presence?
God promises never to forget, forsake, or leave His people, even through trials like fire and flood.
What is the significance of treading on serpents and scorpions?
It symbolizes the authority believers have over the power of the enemy through Christ.
How can believers experience God's everlasting love?
By trusting in His promises and remaining in relationship with Him, believers receive His unfailing love.
Why is redemption important in this sermon?
Redemption is central because it assures believers of their salvation and identity in Christ.