Christian Sanctification

Anne Dutton preaches about the contrast between standing before God as sinners without Christ, like dry stubble before a devouring flame, and standing in Christ where the glories of the Godhead shine in the form of love. She emphasizes that God, in Christ, is the God of peace to sinners who approach

Anne Dutton preaches about the infinite, strong, free, all-surpassing, unchangeable, and eternal love of Christ, using the analogy of an adulteress-bride loved by the Lord. She emphasizes how the love of Christ, being the love of the Lord, continues infinitely despite our unworthiness, with the Brid

Anne Dutton preaches about the sin of pride, highlighting its roots in unbelief and its opposition to the gospel of Christ. She emphasizes how pride robs God of His glory and believers of their joy, and how it hinders divine service and brings about God's chastisements. Dutton urges believers to hum

Archibald Alexander preaches about the importance of growth in grace and progress in piety, emphasizing the gradual and progressive nature of spiritual growth as evidenced in Scripture. He highlights the need for believers to deepen their spiritual knowledge of Jesus Christ through diligent study of

This sermon emphasizes the importance of counseling God's way, focusing on foundational truths found in Romans 5, 6, 7, and 8. It highlights the core issues of sin, the remedy of God's grace, being united with Christ, the struggle of walking in the flesh, and the deliverance through Jesus Christ. Th

Brian Schwertley preaches about the heresies of legalism and antinomianism in the church's history, emphasizing the necessity of sanctification in the Christian life. He refutes the idea that sanctification is optional, highlighting that while it is not meritorious for salvation, all who are saved w

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the transformative power of holiness through faith in Jesus Christ, as testified by various spiritual leaders throughout history. John Wesley emphasizes salvation from sin and holiness through faith, while George Fox shares a personal experience of surrendering to Jesus

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the importance of gentleness in the life of a servant of the Lord, emphasizing the rarity of this spirit in a dark world and the necessity of undergoing suffering to attain true gentleness. He highlights that grace does not come by chance but requires intentional discer

Charles Ewing Brown preaches about the historical shift in the understanding of salvation from sin within Christianity, highlighting the apostolic belief in salvation from sin and sinning in the present world. The sermon discusses the gradual lowering of standards over time, leading to the belief th

Charles William Butler emphasizes the importance of identification with Christ in various aspects, such as material interests, life, and mission. He highlights the need for believers to be fully consecrated and aligned with the great objective of Christ in seeking and saving the lost. Butler stresse

Daniel Steele preaches on the importance of understanding sin and holiness in the context of the Holy Bible. He emphasizes that the Bible aims at producing holiness in its readers and does not justify sin in any way. Steele delves into the interpretation of 1 John 1:8, highlighting the distinction b

David Brainerd preaches about the believer's journey from strength to strength, appearing before God in Zion, emphasizing the importance of meekness, forgiveness, and conformity to Christ. He shares his experiences of agonizing for souls, seeking divine calmness, and feeling divine love, longing for

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the problem of sin as the root issue of the human race. He introduces a three-fold solution to this problem: justification, sanctification, and glorification. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using theological words like justification and explains its me

This sermon delves into the significance of the Passover, drawing parallels between the journey of the Israelites from Egypt to Canaan and the spiritual journey of believers. It emphasizes the themes of redemption, sanctification, and the ultimate destination of unity with God. The sermon highlights

This sermon delves into the story of Joseph and Mary from Matthew 1:18-23, highlighting the righteousness of Joseph in handling Mary's pregnancy discreetly and the importance of not exposing others' sins. It emphasizes the revelation and perspective shift Joseph experienced through God's insight, le

David Servant delves into the final New Testament epistle believed to have been written around AD 85 or 90 by the apostle John. John wrote to protect Christians from heresies, particularly those denying the physical incarnation of Jesus. He emphasized the importance of obedience as evidence of true

This sermon delves into the importance of understanding and living out the core principles of Anabaptism, emphasizing the need to focus on Jesus Christ as the center of salvation and to be a separated, sanctified people to bring glory to God on earth. It addresses questions about preserving culture

This sermon by Derek Prince emphasizes the concepts of justification by faith, purification through obeying the truth, and making Jesus central in our lives. It delves into the profound meaning of being justified, purified, and the importance of having Jesus at the center of our existence.

Dougan Clark preaches on the Mosaic dispensation, highlighting how the ceremonial laws and rituals in the Old Testament point to the substance and reality found in the gospel of Christ. He emphasizes the importance of holiness, both inward and outward, as seen in the distinctions between clean and u

D.S. Warner addresses the question of sanctification, emphasizing the distinction between the actual performance of Christian duty and the spirit of entire loyalty to God. He explains that sanctification is about purity of moral nature and being consecrated to God, achieved through faith in Christ a

Edward Payson preaches about the importance of God's presence in the lives of His people, using the example of the Israelites in the wilderness and Moses' plea for God's presence. He emphasizes that the manifested and gracious presence of God separates His people from the world, transforming their v

Edward Payson preaches about the glorious day predicted by the prophets and apostles, where true religion will universally prevail and Christians will attain greater sanctification, with every aspect of life dedicated to God. The sermon delves into a vision of a future where every daily task and int

Harald Lindström preaches about the importance of salvation through faith, emphasizing the distinction between justification and sanctification. He delves into Wesley's view of salvation, highlighting the foundational role of atonement in both forgiveness and the transformation of the soul. Wesley's

Harmon A. Baldwin addresses the opposition to the doctrine of holiness by highlighting the misinterpretation of certain Bible passages that are taken out of context or twisted to support the idea that living without sin is impossible. He specifically examines passages like Philippians 3:12, 1 John 1

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the concept of being a separated people as Christians. He emphasizes that this separation is not about legalistic rules or restrictions, but rather about being magnetized to Jesus and demagnetized from anything that is unlike Him. The speaker shares a story abo

J.C. Philpot preaches about the miraculous grace of God in saving sinners, emphasizing the deep conviction of sin and the need for sovereign grace to rescue souls from destruction. He highlights two contrasting yet equally miraculous instances of God's grace in the thief on the cross and Saul of Tar

J.C. Philpot delves into the concept of walking with God, emphasizing the necessity of agreement between man and God for such a relationship to exist. He explores the impossibility of God and man walking together without alignment in love, hatred, and desires. Philpot highlights the need for man to

The preacher delves into the concept of Sacrifice, exploring its literal and figurative meanings in the Bible. Sacrifice, originally referring to animal offerings, evolved to symbolize Christ's self-offering and believers' consecration to God. The sermon emphasizes the importance of presenting our b

Charles Spurgeon preaches on the discipline of grace, emphasizing that grace serves as a schoolmaster to educate, train, and prepare believers for a life of holiness and maturity. Grace instills new principles, inspires gratitude, and cultivates love for God while revealing what is evil and guiding

J.H. Collins preaches on the powerful experiences of various Christian leaders like William Carvosso, John Fletcher, Bishop Hamline, Dr. Thomas C. Upham, Joseph Benson, Dr. Sheridan Baker, Dr. Adam Clarke, Mrs. Phoebe Palmer, Bishop Asbury, Dr. E. M. Levy, William Bramwell, and Bishop R. S. Foster,

John Donne preaches about the sin of pride, highlighting how it can stem from God's blessings, our own actions, and even our sins. He emphasizes how pride can start from early in life and continue until death, manifesting in the desire for high status and elaborate monuments. Donne warns against the

John Gifford Bellett preaches about the elevated communion of the soul with God, emphasizing joy in God, delight in Christ, and occupation with Himself. The communion described is of a consciously pardoned, accepted, and loved sinner, focusing on spiritual backsliding and maintaining fervor towards

The video is a sermon about the life and ministry of David Brainerd. The speaker highlights the struggles that Brainerd faced, including loneliness, physical ailments, and spiritual battles. Despite these struggles, Brainerd remained steadfast in his pursuit of spreading the kingdom of God and advan

Jonathan Edwards preaches about the Christian life as a journey towards heaven, emphasizing the need to prioritize heavenly happiness over worldly enjoyments and to seek a heavenly home. He highlights the importance of traveling in the way of holiness, obedience, and self-denial, following Christ's

Jonathan Edwards preaches about the contrast between gracious affections that soften the heart and false affections that harden it. Gracious affections lead to a Christian tenderness of spirit, promoting a deep sense of sin, a dread of displeasing God, and a humble reverence in worship. True grace i

This sermon emphasizes the dangers of pride in various forms, contrasting the pride of nations like Britain and America with the humility found in repentance and tender hearts. It warns against religious pride and calls for a crucified life with Christ, seeking to be holy, peculiar, and zealous for

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of the Christian's relationship with the evil nature. He emphasizes that although God separates the Christian from the evil nature, it is still present within them. However, the speaker emphasizes that the evil nature has no power over the Christian

This sermon emphasizes the need to crucify worldly desires and idols, focusing on the transformation that occurs when one is truly saved by Christ's life. It highlights the joy and strength found in adversity and tribulations, contrasting worldly success with spiritual fulfillment. The message encou

Lewis Sperry Chafer delves into the doctrine of Sanctification, emphasizing the importance of interpreting it correctly by relating it to other Bible doctrines, avoiding the interpretation based solely on personal experiences, and considering all Scriptures related to the theme. The sermon explores

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the reality and immediacy of eternity. He reminds the audience that time is short and that this world is not our permanent home, but rather a temporary passage. The preacher highlights the importance of viewing eternity in the right perspective, as it affects

Martin Knapp preaches about the significance of holiness in the lives of believers, emphasizing their dependence on Christ for salvation and the need to give glory to Him for rescuing them from sin through His precious blood. Holiness people are described as a kingdom that has forsaken sin, received

Martin Knapp preaches about the importance of holding fast to faith and repenting from worldliness and sin, emphasizing the need for restoration and the consequences of disregarding God's warnings. He highlights the significance of being undefiled by the world, adjusting to God's will, and walking c

Martin Knapp preaches about the characteristics of Pentecostal converts, emphasizing their spiritual vitality, loyalty to Christ, transformation, conviction of sin, and hunger for holiness. These converts are marked by their love for others, obedience to God's Word, and joyful expectation of Christ'

The preacher delves into the concept of radiance, describing it as the effulgence or brilliance emanating from an original light body, either reflected brightness or refulgence. The radiance of Jesus is portrayed as being begotten of the source, distinguishable yet one with it, representing the shee

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the continuous triumph we have in Christ, emphasizing the importance of fighting the good fight with Christ as our strength and guide. She encourages starting each day by surrendering ourselves to God, seeking His wisdom, strength, and guidance through prayer to o

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the freedom from condemnation for those in Christ Jesus, emphasizing the importance of walking in the Spirit and rejecting past hindrances, anxious thoughts, and faults that may try to separate us from God. She encourages focusing on seeking to do everything for G

Mary Wilder Tileston emphasizes the concept of being more than conquerors through Christ's love, urging believers to seek full, glorious victory in the Holy War against sin. She encourages not just abstaining from sin but actively pursuing the opposite virtues by stretching forward to Christ and His

Michael Durham preaches on the importance of understanding and revering the holiness of God, emphasizing the need to be in awe of His justice as well as His mercy. He challenges the common misconception that God's holiness has been diminished by the death of Jesus, highlighting the danger of becomin

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a life of faith, mirroring Christ in our actions and responses to challenges. It highlights the training and discipline God provides to conform us to the image of Jesus, encouraging believers to endure tests and walk in holiness and peace. The speaker

Miles J. Stanford delves into the concept of the law in Christianity, emphasizing that the law, when wielded by the Holy Spirit, serves as a challenging adversary rather than a helpful ally. He highlights the danger of believers trying to justify themselves through legalistic practices, leading to c