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 critically examines David Bostwick's defense of infant baptism, arguing that the biblical texts cited do not support the practice. It contends that the covenant of circumcision is distinct…
The sermon emphasizes the harmony between the Old and New Testaments, particularly in their unified testimony about Christ's person, work, and salvation. It highlights the Apostle Paul's defense of…
The sermon defends the ancient mode of baptism by immersion, arguing against a recent pamphlet that challenges this practice. It emphasizes that baptism by plunging or dipping is supported by…
The sermon emphasizes the responsibilities of a pastor to diligently care for himself, his doctrine, and his congregation. It highlights the importance of maintaining personal holiness, sound and…
The sermon reflects on 2 Timothy 4:6-7, emphasizing the faithful ministry and perseverance of the Apostle Paul as he neared death. It highlights the spiritual warfare faced by ministers, the…
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 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…
The sermon explores the nature of God as revealed in 1 Timothy 6:13-16, emphasizing four key attributes: God is blessed (self-sufficient and content), sovereign (the only ruler over all), immortal…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of baptism as a vital step of obedience for believers, rejecting infant baptism and baptismal regeneration. It stresses that baptism must be performed by…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of the church as a unified body, likening it to a house, a temple, a human body, and a flock under the care of the Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ. The preacher…