The Better Things Which Accompany Salvation

Summary

The sermon explores the distinction between mere religious gifts and true spiritual grace that accompanies salvation, emphasizing that gifts without grace are insufficient for salvation. It highlights key marks of genuine salvation such as a tender heart, godly sorrow for sin, a spirit of prayer, brokenness of heart, deadness to the world, living faith, hope in God's mercy, and love for God and His people. The preacher encourages believers to recognize these better things as evidence of their salvation and warns against the dangers of superficial profession without true grace. The message is grounded in the epistle to the Hebrews, particularly chapters 6 and 10.