The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of election, emphasizing that it is an eternal, personal, and unconditional choice by God before the foundation of the world. The speaker highlights that…
The sermon emphasizes the doctrine of unconditional election, highlighting that God's choice to save is not based on human strength or merit, but on His sovereign grace. It explains that all humans…
The sermon emphasizes the divine preservation of God's Word, asserting that not only the Bible as a book but the very words within it have been preserved perfectly by God forever. The preacher…
The sermon focuses on Romans 2 and the righteous judgment of God, emphasizing that God will render to every man according to his deeds. It highlights the resurrection of both the righteous and the…
The sermon explores Hosea 11:1, emphasizing God's love for Israel when they were like a child, dead in sin and trespasses, yet loved and called out of Egypt. It highlights the literal fulfillment in…
The sermon focuses on the significance of Jesus Christ's crucifixion and His declaration, "It is finished," emphasizing that His sacrifice completed the work necessary for the eternal salvation of…
The sermon explores the contrast between the covenant given to Abraham and the law given through Moses, emphasizing that the promise to Abraham was a covenant confirmed by God and fulfilled in…
The sermon explores Job's response to Zophar in Job chapters 12-14, focusing on the brevity and troubles of human life and the theological implications of sin and death. The preacher emphasizes the…
The sermon explores the story of Rahab, a harlot in Jericho who was saved by binding a scarlet line in her window, symbolizing the safety and grace found in Christ. It emphasizes that salvation is by…
The sermon explores the distinction between judgment and judgmentalism as taught in Romans chapter 2, emphasizing that while it is right to judge righteously, condemning others hypocritically is…
The sermon explores the doctrine of total depravity, emphasizing that all humanity, both Jews and Gentiles, are inherently sinful and spiritually dead without God. It highlights that no one is…
Pastor Chris McCoo reviews the first six chapters of Romans, emphasizing the righteousness of God versus the sinfulness of man. He explains that all humans are sinners by nature and cannot seek God…