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The sermon explores the theological concept of total depravity, emphasizing that it refers to man's fallen nature rather than his actions. It argues that total depravity means all parts of man are affected by sin, rendering him incapable of saving himself or pleasing God before regeneration. The preacher rejects the idea that saved individuals remain totally depraved, affirming that regeneration brings a substantive change enabling believers to please God. The sermon also critiques synergistic views of salvation, upholding that regeneration is an instantaneous, sovereign act of God without human cooperation.
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Man's Depravity: Sinfulness vs Nature
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AuthorJoe Holder
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LengthMedium
Words2,742
AddedApril 17, 2026
UpdatedApril 17, 2026
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