Unable Yet Responsibile

Summary

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 preacher explains that God's sovereignty and righteousness justify His judgment, that inability does not negate responsibility, and that sin arises from the heart's desires, not compulsion. Furthermore, God's revelation through nature, Scripture, and Christ provides ample witness, making humans without excuse for rejecting Him. Salvation is described as a miraculous grace where God changes both the ability and desire to follow Him.