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22 resources referencing 1 John 3:4
The sermon explores the theme of lawlessness as described in 2 Thessalonians 2:7-14, emphasizing humanity's sinful nature and the restraining work of God against iniquity. It highlights the devil's…
The sermon explores 1 Timothy 1, emphasizing Paul's mentorship of Timothy and the importance of sound doctrine against heresies in the early church. It highlights the purpose of the law as producing…
The sermon emphasizes the sinlessness of Jesus Christ, highlighting that He was tempted like us but never sinned. This sinlessness was essential for His role as the perfect sacrifice for humanity's…
The sermon on Hebrews 12:1 emphasizes the Christian life as a race that requires laying aside every hindrance and sin to run with patience. It highlights the encouragement from the 'great cloud of…
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 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 explores the radical and countercultural message of Jesus Christ, emphasizing His authority to forgive sins and heal both physically and spiritually. It highlights Jesus' interactions with…
The sermon explores the doctrine of original sin, emphasizing that all humans are sinners by nature due to Adam's representative sin, which brings inherited guilt and corruption. It explains that sin…
The sermon explores the relationship between love and obedience in the Christian life, emphasizing that true love for Christ is demonstrated through keeping His commandments. It highlights that…