Man's Will Before and After the Fall

Summary

The sermon explores the state of man's will before and after the Fall, emphasizing that man was created upright with true freedom to obey or disobey God. It critiques Pelagianism and theistic determinism, arguing that man freely chose to sin without divine compulsion, resulting in a fallen nature and will. The speaker affirms that God's sovereignty is compatible with human free will and rejects the idea that God caused sin. Ultimately, the Fall brought a corrupted will, making obedience to God impossible without regeneration.