The sermon explores the concept of unconditional love from a biblical perspective, emphasizing that human love is often conditional and limited. It contrasts various Hebrew and Greek words for love…
Jeff Cochran's sermon focuses on the distinction between the Old and New Covenants, emphasizing that Jesus did not come to patch or mix the old law with the new gospel but to fulfill and replace it…
Elder Neal Phelan Jr. preaches on the theme of God's grace, emphasizing that grace is kindness and divine favor extended to believers beyond just salvation. He explores four facets of grace:…
The sermon explores the concept of God as the source of all grace, emphasizing that grace is unmerited favor bestowed by God sovereignly and freely. It highlights that salvation is entirely by grace…
The sermon emphasizes that salvation is entirely by God's grace and election, not by human choice or works. It teaches that natural man cannot choose God due to spiritual deadness and that God…
The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of election, emphasizing God's sovereign right to show mercy to some while holding others accountable. It highlights numerous New Testament passages where…
The sermon explores Romans 9:30 to 10:4, emphasizing the contrast between seeking righteousness through works of the law versus faith in Jesus Christ. It highlights that true righteousness meeting…
The sermon explores the profound nature of God's grace, emphasizing that salvation is entirely a gift from God, not based on human works or will. It highlights key biblical truths such as believers…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of earnestly contending for the faith once delivered to the saints, as outlined in the book of Jude. It highlights the common salvation shared by all believers…
The sermon emphasizes salvation as a gift purely by God's grace, not by works, highlighting the Apostle Paul's transformation and zeal for Christ. It stresses that grace motivates believers to serve…
The sermon systematically presents the doctrine of predestination as taught in Scripture, emphasizing God's sovereign and eternal decree over all things, including election and reprobation. It argues…
The sermon is a detailed theological defense of the Supralapsarian view of election, responding to criticisms from an anonymous pamphlet. It argues that God's election is unconditional, eternal, and…