Apologetics & Worldview: The Deity of Christ, Part 3

This sermon argues for the full deity of Christ by examining key Old Testament passages and their New Testament applications. It addresses objections rooted in Enlightenment rationalism and deism, asserting that the metaphysical reality of God's nature is evident in Scripture. The speaker analyzes texts such as Psalm 110, Isaiah 9, and Psalm 45 to demonstrate that Jesus possesses divine attributes, including the authority to forgive sins and the power to raise Himself from the dead. By refuting the views of Jehovah's Witnesses and other groups who deny Christ's divinity, the sermon emphasizes that the hypostatic union—Christ being both fully God and fully man—is essential for salvation. The tone is instructional and apologetic, urging believers to rely on the sufficiency of Scripture to understand the nature of Jesus.