Joy of the Unknown, 8/21/82

Summary

The sermon explores the joy found in the unknown aspects of life and scripture, emphasizing that while some things remain secret and belong only to God, what has been revealed is sufficient for faith and obedience. The preacher warns against the natural man's fear of the unknown and fascination with future predictions, urging believers to trust God's timing and revelation. He highlights the importance of accepting mysteries such as the Trinity and the devil's nature without speculation, and encourages patience in spiritual growth, likening it to natural stages of development. Ultimately, the message is to find peace and joy in what God has revealed and trust Him with the mysteries yet unknown.