The sermon explores the character and ultimate fate of the wicked, referred to as 'sons of Belial,' who are likened to thorns—harmful, unprofitable, and opposed to God's law and governance. It…
The sermon systematically presents the doctrine of predestination as taught in Scripture, emphasizing God's sovereign and eternal decree over all things, including election and reprobation. It argues…
The sermon defends the doctrine of the saints' final perseverance, arguing that true believers, justified by Christ's righteousness and sanctified by the Spirit, cannot fall away and perish…
The sermon explores the symbolism of the wheels in Ezekiel's visions, interpreting them as representations of the churches of Christ under the gospel dispensation. It discusses the wheels' name,…
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 is a detailed theological defense of the Supralapsarian view of election, responding to criticisms from an anonymous pamphlet. It argues that God's election is unconditional, eternal, and…
This sermon transcript presents a detailed critique of infant baptism, responding to twenty arguments in favor of the practice. The speaker argues that baptism is not a saving ordinance, nor a seal…
The sermon explores the historical origins of funeral sermons, orations, and odes, tracing their roots from ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman customs to early Christian practices. It critiques the…
The sermon "Christ, The Ransom Found" preached on the occasion of Mr. John Davenport's death, explores the biblical concept of Christ as the ransom for sinners, based on Job 33:24. It emphasizes that…
The sermon explores the profound misery and sinfulness of the present world, emphasizing that it is an evil world due to the fall of man and the pervasive corruption of sin. It highlights the…
The sermon 'Pleasant Plants and Desperate Sorrow' preached at North Street Chapel in 1860 explores the spiritual consequences of forgetting God and relying on worldly or idolatrous pursuits. It…
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…