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14 resources referencing Titus 3:7
The sermon emphasizes the total ruin of humanity due to sin, illustrated by the analogy of scrambled eggs that cannot be restored to their original state. It explains justification as a divine act by…
The sermon explores the gospel message through three simple yet profound concepts from the book of Ephesians: sitting, walking, and standing. It emphasizes that believers are positionally seated with…
The sermon explores the effects of being justified by faith, emphasizing that justification by faith brings peace with God, access to God, and a certain hope of eternal life. It highlights that…
The sermon "All Grace and Called to Glory" emphasizes the sufficiency and abundance of God's grace, which calls believers to eternal glory through Jesus Christ. It highlights that salvation is…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of persevering in good works as a reflection of salvation by grace, not by works. The preacher highlights humility, prayer, seeking God's face, and turning from…
The sermon emphasizes the ongoing process of sanctification in the Christian life, urging believers to "work out your own salvation with fear and trembling" while relying on God's grace and power…
The sermon asserts and proves the doctrine of imputed righteousness without works, emphasizing that justification before God is by faith in the righteousness of Christ, not by human works or…
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 explores the theme of the free grace of God as exemplified in the life and character of the Apostle Paul. It emphasizes that Paul's identity, ministry, and salvation were entirely by God's…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of memorials in shaping and renewing the mind, highlighting how memories and stories influence our thoughts and actions. It contrasts the unconverted mind, which…
The sermon emphasizes the depravity of man and salvation solely by God's grace, rejecting the idea that sacraments or works contribute to salvation. It critiques the Reformed and Catholic doctrines…
The sermon explores the concept of God's grace as unmerited favor, emphasizing its sovereignty, sufficiency, and strength in the life of believers. Using the story of Jacob, the preacher illustrates…