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969 resources referencing Ephesians 2:1
The sermon explains the biblical concept that humanity is spiritually dead due to Adam's original sin, emphasizing that this death is not physical but a separation from God. It highlights the…
The sermon emphasizes two key biblical truths: that humanity is spiritually dead in sin due to Adam's transgression, and that Jesus will lose none of those given to Him by the Father. It teaches that…
The sermon explains eternal salvation through five key biblical terms: foreknow, predestinate, called, justified, and glorified, emphasizing that God is the sole actor in this process. It highlights…
The sermon explores the book of Haggai, focusing on the theme of divine motivation and the importance of prioritizing God's house and obedience over personal comfort and neglect. It highlights the…
The sermon explores the significance of Jesus' life and death, emphasizing that Jesus alone purged our sins and accomplished salvation, as highlighted in Hebrews 1:3. It contrasts human free will…
Joe Holder emphasizes the necessity of full-time ministry as a commandment in the New Testament, highlighting that ministers must labor diligently and churches must support them both financially and…
The sermon challenges common misconceptions about the biblical concepts of love, fear, and trust in God. It emphasizes that faith should be based on knowledge of God's character, love as an act of…
The sermon titled 'Come and See' explores the invitation of Jesus to follow Him, emphasizing the command to come, the divine capacity given to believers to respond, and the compassion Jesus shows to…
The sermon emphasizes the spiritual condition of fallen humanity, asserting that unsaved man is spiritually dead and incapable of responding to God's light or altering his sinful state. It critiques…
The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of human depravity, emphasizing that unsaved humanity is morally dead and incapable of doing good or seeking God on their own. It critiques theological views…
The sermon explores the source of the new birth, emphasizing that it is solely the work of God and not dependent on human will or instrumentality. It critiques views that attribute the new birth to…
The sermon explores the universal and pervasive nature of human sinfulness after the Fall, emphasizing that all humanity, both Jews and Gentiles, are under sin and spiritually dead. It highlights the…