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The preachers quoted here describe salvation as God's own supernatural work: something Christ does and not something a person achieves, the product of grace and not a debt God owes. They differ in
Has Sermons SanctificationThe preachers quoted here describe sanctification as the making of a person holy, the certain result of union with Christ. They say it is not a spiritual superiority complex, and they speak of it
Has Sermons Second ComingThe preachers quoted here say the second coming is as real as the first and call it the hope of the church. They describe it as God completing what he has begun, and insist it is bound up with every
Has Sermons Seeking GodThe preachers quoted here describe seeking God as searching for him with the whole heart, and as another name for true religion itself: endeavouring to know the Lord more and more. They say it means
Has Sermons Self-DenialThe preachers quoted here say self-denial is more than giving up certain things. It is giving up the rule of self: admitting one has tried to be king of one's own life, and following Christ instead.
Has Sermons SinThe preachers quoted here define sin as breaking God's law or falling short of it: a missing of the mark that becomes lawlessness when a person refuses the light. They describe it as deceitful, and
Has Sermons Sovereignty of GodThe preachers quoted here define the sovereignty of God as his supremacy and his right to do as he pleases with all he has made. They present it as a comfort and not a threat. They differ on how it
Has Sermons Spiritual GiftsThe preachers quoted here describe spiritual gifts as the Holy Spirit empowering God's people for service: manifestations of the Spirit given as he wills, for the good of other believers. They
Has Sermons Spiritual WarfareThe preachers quoted here describe spiritual warfare as the conflict every Christian is called into, fought not against people but against spiritual powers. They warn that it is not a matter of
Has Sermons SufferingThe preachers quoted here do not claim to explain every sorrow, and one admits it is a subject people would rather avoid. They speak of suffering as something God uses to slow us down and to enlarge
Has Sermons SurrenderThe preachers quoted here define surrender as giving oneself up to the power and authority of another: relinquishing one's own power, aims and goals. They insist that partial surrender is compromise,
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