The sermon explores the five key words of salvation from Romans 8:29-30—foreknow, predestinate, called, justified, and glorified—emphasizing God's sovereign and secure plan for salvation. It focuses…
The sermon explores the profound mystery of God's sovereign rightness, emphasizing that God is always right in all His actions, even when they seem unjust or incomprehensible to human understanding.…
The sermon explores the despair and hopelessness experienced by the Israelites during their Babylonian captivity, as depicted in Ezekiel 33 and 37, where they pine away in their sins and question how…
The sermon explores the doctrine of redemption, emphasizing that Jesus died for all the sins of some people, a concept known as particular redemption. It explains redemption through Old Testament…
The sermon outlines five divisions of salvation to help believers understand the biblical concept of salvation more clearly: the before time division (God's eternal plan and election), the legal…
The sermon explores the profound differences between God and man, emphasizing the necessity of a mediator due to the vast gulf between the holy, omnipotent God and sinful, depraved humanity. It…
The sermon explores the brevity and troubles of life as depicted in the Bible, emphasizing that life is short and full of trials, as illustrated by Job, Moses, James, and Paul. It highlights the…
The sermon emphasizes the simplicity and profundity of justification by the blood of Jesus Christ, explaining that justification is a legal declaration of righteousness by God, not a transformation…
The sermon emphasizes the purpose and importance of the gospel, highlighting that it was purposed before the foundation of the world and made manifest through Jesus Christ. It explains that while Old…
The sermon expounds on Romans 3:20-31, emphasizing that no one can be justified by the law but only through the righteousness of God manifested by faith in Jesus Christ. It highlights the universal…
The sermon explores the book of Job, emphasizing two key lessons: the patience of Job and the ultimate purpose of the Lord in suffering. It highlights that suffering is not always a result of…
This sermon, preached on the occasion of Benjamin Seward's death, reflects on Psalm 37:37, emphasizing the contrast between the wicked and the righteous. It explores the nature of a truly good man as…