God Sent Forth His Son

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The sermon centers on Galatians 4:4–5, presenting the incarnation of Christ not merely as a historical event but as the climactic fulfillment of God's redemptive plan, where the 'fullness of time' marks the divine appointment for salvation's arrival. It emphasizes that Christ, eternally divine, was sent forth from the Father, born of a woman and under the law, to redeem those bound by its demands, thereby fulfilling the law's purpose and abolishing its curse through His substitutionary death. The message unfolds the necessity of Christ's dual nature—fully God and fully man—enabling Him to represent humanity, bear the penalty of sin, and secure adoption as sons, transforming believers from slaves under law to heirs of grace. The sermon connects this truth to the Lord's Supper, showing how the bread and cup memorialize the incarnation and atonement, and culminates in a call to live in the hope of Christ's return, proclaiming His death until He comes.