Adam and Jesus: Comparison or Contrast?

Summary

The sermon explores the relationship between Adam and Jesus as federal heads of humanity and God's chosen people, respectively, emphasizing the contrast rather than the comparison between their actions and consequences. Adam's sin brought condemnation and death to all his descendants, while Jesus' obedience and sacrifice brought justification and life to His elect. The preacher rejects the idea of decisional salvation, affirming that salvation is a unilateral act of grace by Jesus, not contingent on human choice. The message highlights the profound difference between the legal and spiritual outcomes of Adam's offense and Jesus' gift of grace.