Jesus Died For His People's Sins

Summary

The sermon emphasizes the proper order of spiritual birth, belief, and baptism, highlighting that new birth is a sovereign work of God. It explores three views on the atonement of Christ's death, affirming that Jesus died for all the sins of some people, His elect, and not for all universally. The preacher explains the nature of sin extensively, underscoring that all sins were imputed to Christ who bore them on the cross, and through His substitutionary death, believers are made righteous. The sermon concludes with the assurance of salvation for those given to Christ by the Father, based on the everlasting covenant established by His blood.