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471 resources referencing Romans 3:1
The sermon explores the concept of law from a biblical perspective, emphasizing that all laws require a lawgiver and that God's laws apply universally to those under them. The preacher illustrates…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of rightly dividing the Word of God rather than relying on the plain meaning of individual verses. It teaches that Scripture is a unified whole where precept must…
The sermon explores the character of Cornelius in Acts 10:2, arguing that he was a regenerate, born-again believer based on scriptural evidence of his devoutness, fear of God, almsgiving, and…
The sermon emphasizes that the book of Ephesians serves as a concise manifesto of Primitive Baptist doctrine, highlighting key doctrines such as total depravity, unconditional election, limited…
The sermon uses the metaphor of Humpty Dumpty's fall to illustrate humanity's fall in Genesis chapter 3, emphasizing the total depravity and sinful nature of man after the fall. It highlights the…
Brother Dan Sammons preaches on the fulfillment of Joel's prophecy in Acts chapter 2, emphasizing God's trustworthiness in keeping His promises. He explains that the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at…
The sermon explores the unique authority and teaching of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the phrase "never man spake like this man" from John 7:46. It discusses the division Christ causes among people, the…
The sermon explores the concept of free will from a biblical perspective, rejecting both the extremes of free willism and determinism. It explains that unregenerate man has freedom only within the…
The sermon explores the concept of prevenient grace, distinguishing between the Old Baptist understanding that regeneration precedes faith and the broader Christian notion of prevenient grace as an…
The sermon emphasizes the total ruin of humanity due to sin, illustrated by the analogy of scrambled eggs that cannot be restored to their original state. It explains justification as a divine act by…
The sermon explores the purpose of the law given to Israel at Mount Sinai, emphasizing that the law was not given to provide life, righteousness, or justification to sinners. Instead, the law served…
The sermon discusses attitudes toward the second coming of Christ, categorizing believers into those who deny, delay, or desire it. It emphasizes the importance of living a godly life motivated by…