Topic: Salvation
-
The Parable of the Vineyard Workers
Workers hired at the last hour received the same wage as those who worked all day. God is not unjust when He is generous; salvation is His free gift.
-
The Parable of the New Wineskins
New wine cannot be poured into old wineskins. Christ does not patch up the old religion; He brings a new creation.
-
Parable of the Treasure
The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, worth selling everything to possess, yet sin captivates the heart before Christ ever does.
-
The Parable of the Sower
A sower scatters seed on four kinds of soil, and only the good soil bears fruit. The lesson shows that a heart able to receive the Word is God’s gift.
-
Eternal Life
A two-session seminar surveying what Scripture teaches about eternal life: a gift of grace received now, defined by knowing God, and secured for a bodily, everlasting hope.
-
The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus
A rich man and a beggar trade places at death, and a great chasm is fixed between them. There are no second chances after death, and God’s word is enough.
-
Five Solas of the Reformation
A walk through the five solas of the Reformation, contrasting Rome’s teaching with Scripture’s testimony of grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.
-
The Last Adam
Adam and Christ stand side by side as the first man and the Last Adam — this sermon compares and contrasts them, tracing how a happy fault in the first man’s fall opens the way to the life-giving Spirit found in the second.
-
Salvation
Distinguishing man’s false, surface-level idea of salvation from God’s true salvation that reaches the root problem of sin.
-
Parable of the Sower
Jesus’ parable of the sower and the four kinds of soil, describing the different ways the human heart receives the word of God.
-
Knowing God
From Paul’s opening praise in Ephesians, a survey of what it means that God has chosen, adopted, and blessed His people in Christ.
-
God with Us
Christmas remembers the Word becoming flesh, God with us – and the same grace that made him poor for our sake now reconciles us to God through his death and his life.