The sermon defends the doctrine of grace against accusations of promoting licentiousness, emphasizing that true grace leads to godliness and holy living. It explains key Calvinistic doctrines such as…
The sermon explores the concept of the 'plague of a man's own heart,' referring to the inherent sin and corruption within human nature. It emphasizes that this spiritual disease is universal, deeply…
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…
John Gill's sermon "A Good Hope Through Grace" expounds on 2 Thessalonians 2:16, emphasizing the blessed state of believers, their election, sanctification, and salvation through grace. He exhorts…
The sermon "A Grain of Gratitude" reflects on the death of Dr. John Gill, emphasizing the Christian understanding of death as a transition from earthly trials to eternal rest with Christ. It explores…
The sermon defends the doctrines of election, redemption, and regeneration as taught by Dr. Gill and Mr. Brine, emphasizing that faith and holiness are gifts purchased by Christ exclusively for the…
The sermon explores the blessedness found in divine chastening, emphasizing that true blessedness comes from God's correction and teaching rather than worldly comforts. It explains that chastening…
The sermon delivers a charge to Minister John Reynolds at his ordination, emphasizing the importance of holding fast to the form of sound words as taught by the Apostle Paul to Timothy. It…
The sermon explores the glorious and happy state of the saints in heaven, emphasizing its certainty and reality based on natural reason and divine revelation. It describes heaven as an eternal,…
The sermon explores the mutual gain of Christ and Christians in life and death, based on Philippians 1:21. It emphasizes that for believers, Christ is their gain in life, providing wisdom,…
The sermon expounds on Romans 8:28, emphasizing that all things work together for good to those who love God and are called according to His purpose. It explains the marks of true believers—being…
The sermon explores the symbolic meanings of two cities described in the Bible: the New Jerusalem seen by John in Revelation, representing the Church triumphant in glory, and the strong city of…