All Shall Be Taught

Summary

The sermon emphasizes that true knowledge of God is imparted solely by God through His Spirit, not by human effort. It explains that those who are taught by God are the elect given to the Son by the Father, and that man cannot come to God without divine drawing. The preacher stresses the importance of gospel ministers teaching believers in both public and personal settings, focusing on doctrine and practical Christian living. The sermon also critiques reliance on human institutions for spiritual teaching, affirming that God's work is sovereign and effective in salvation and instruction.