The sermon explores the love of God from both perspectives: our love for God and God's love for us. It emphasizes that God's love is sovereign, eternal, unchangeable, and the foundation of salvation,…
The sermon critiques the notion that moral good and evil arise from the nature and fitness of things independent of God's will. It argues that all moral distinctions and obligations ultimately depend…
This sermon, preached in 1766, emphasizes the necessity of Christ's satisfaction for sin as essential for salvation. It explains that Christ's suffering and death were required to fulfill divine…
The sermon addresses the controversy regarding the necessity of good works for salvation, refuting the claim that good works are required to obtain salvation. It distinguishes between internal…
The sermon explores the spiritual significance of the Israelites' passage through the Red Sea and Jordan River as a type of Christ's purchased people passing through death to eternal glory. It…
The sermon emphasizes that the last words of David recorded in 2 Samuel 23:2-3 are not merely David's own words but are spoken by the Spirit of the Lord, the God of Israel, and the Rock of Israel,…
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 transcript critically examines the historical and theological arguments surrounding infant baptism, particularly its antiquity and scriptural basis. It challenges the claim that infant…
The sermon emphasizes that baptism is a divine commandment given by Christ and must be observed faithfully by believers. It argues against infant baptism, stating there is no scriptural command or…
The sermon emphasizes baptism as a divine ordinance of public worship unique to the New Testament, distinct from Old Testament rituals. It argues that baptism is for believers who have faith,…
The sermon explores the concept of divine enlargement of the heart as essential for spiritual obedience and growth. It explains that the heart, representing understanding, conscience, and affections,…
The sermon explores Isaiah 40:29-31, contrasting two spiritual states: the vigorous but ultimately failing 'youths and young men' who represent untested, superficial faith, and the faint and weak…