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115 resources referencing John 5:40
The sermon emphasizes the total depravity of mankind and the absolute necessity of grace alone for salvation. It explains that all humans are sinners from conception due to original sin inherited…
The sermon explains the doctrines of salvation by grace summarized in the acronym TULIP, which stands for Total Depravity, Unconditional Election, Limited Atonement, Irresistible Grace, and…
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 emphasizes that faith is a gift from God given after one is born again, and it is impossible to please God without this faith. It challenges the common notion that faith is the…
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 Philippians 2:12, emphasizing the call to "work out your own salvation with fear and trembling," highlighting that salvation is a divine work of grace, not human effort. The…
The sermon explores the theme of suffering for well-doing as taught in 1 Peter 3:17, emphasizing that Jesus Christ suffered perfectly for the sins of the unjust despite being just Himself. It…
The sermon emphasizes that salvation is entirely by God's grace and election, not by human choice or works. It teaches that natural man cannot choose God due to spiritual deadness and that God…
The sermon emphasizes the kindness and love of God as the foundation of salvation, highlighting that it is not by human works but by God's mercy and the renewing of the Holy Spirit that believers are…
The sermon focuses on the invitation in Revelation 22:17, emphasizing that only those who are spiritually thirsty and willing can come to Christ. It contrasts two views: one that suggests human will…
The sermon explores the radical corruption of sin, emphasizing that despite human accomplishments, we are sinners who cannot please God on our own. It highlights the defiled nature of the human…
The sermon addresses the common objection to the doctrine of total depravity, questioning how God can hold humans responsible if they are inherently unable to seek Him due to their sinful nature. The…