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19 resources referencing Ephesians 4:18
The sermon emphasizes the distinction between the light of life, which only God can give, and the light of information, which comes through the gospel. It highlights the necessity of God's…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of the heart being hardened or softened by God, emphasizing that natural human hearts are spiritually hard like stone until God renews them with a heart of…
The sermon explores Psalm 36:9, emphasizing God as the source of all life and light. It contrasts the intellectual culture of ancient Athens with its spiritual idolatry, highlighting the necessity of…
The sermon emphasizes the critical importance of understanding doctrine to properly interpret reality, especially regarding sin and human nature. It highlights the universal condition of sinfulness…
The sermon discusses sin as the oldest, hereditary, contagious, terminal, malignant, and chronic disease affecting all humanity. It emphasizes that sin entered the world through Adam, affecting every…
The sermon explores the concept of judicial blindness as described in Isaiah 6, where God sends blindness as a judgment on Israel for their refusal to understand and repent. It highlights how Jesus…
The sermon explores Paul's doctrine of salvation as presented in Titus 3:3-7, emphasizing salvation as a gift of God's mercy, not earned by works. It distinguishes between ultimate salvation—rescue…
The sermon explores John chapter 9, focusing on the contrast between the physically blind man who gains sight through Jesus and the spiritually blind Pharisees who reject Jesus. It highlights how…
The sermon explains the sin problem by identifying its source as Adam's original sin and its core as the deceitful and wicked human heart. It emphasizes that humans are born sinful and cannot fix…
The sermon explores John 9, where Jesus heals a man born blind, emphasizing the man's growing boldness and faith despite opposition from the Pharisees. It highlights the importance of humility,…
The sermon explores the distinction between the heavenly birth and its earthly counterfeits, emphasizing the spiritual rebirth necessary to become children of God. It highlights the rejection 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…