Yet Without Strength, Rom 5:6 - 12/28/98

Summary

The sermon emphasizes the doctrine of unconditional election, highlighting that God's choice to save is not based on human strength or merit, but on His sovereign grace. It explains that all humans are sinners by nature and under condemnation, as proven by scripture, yet Christ died specifically for the elect. The preacher warns against using election as a license to sin and stresses that true understanding leads to self-discipline and holiness. The message is grounded in Romans 5 and 3, illustrating human depravity and God's redemptive plan through Christ.