Ilagan Christian Church

Topic: Sanctification

  • The Parable of the Wedding Banquet

    The king’s invited guests refuse to come, the hall is filled from the highways, and one guest is found without wedding clothes. Many are called, but few are chosen.

  • The Vine and the Branches

    Jesus is the true vine and His people are the branches. Apart from Him they can do nothing, but those who abide in Him bear much fruit.

  • The Great Separation: The Parable of the Sheep and the Goats

    When the Son of Man comes in His glory, He will separate the sheep from the goats. The lesson asks what the works of true disciples reveal about their hearts.

  • The Parable of Ten Virgins

    Five wise virgins had oil for their lamps and five foolish ones did not. When the bridegroom came, the door was shut, so the lesson calls us to be ready.

  • Contending for the Faith

    Jude urges believers to contend earnestly for the faith once delivered to the saints. The lesson joins sound doctrine to a life worthy of God’s calling.

  • Salvation

    Distinguishing man’s false, surface-level idea of salvation from God’s true salvation that reaches the root problem of sin.

  • Holiness in Marriage

    Continuing a study of holiness, this message turns to marriage – calling husbands and wives to the same sacrificial, sanctifying love Christ has for His church.

  • Living in Harmony with God

    From Deuteronomy’s choice between life and death to the New Creation firstfruits in Christ, this message calls God’s people to walk in agreement with His will as the way to true harmony with Him.

  • Grace

    ‘For by grace you have been saved through faith, and this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God’ – a sermon on grace that saves and grace that trains us to live godly lives.

  • Coram Deo

    ‘Coram Deo’ means living before the face of God. This message asks whether your life’s ultimate goal is God’s glory or your own, worldly desires.

  • Glorification

    Glorification is the final link in the golden chain of redemption: already God’s children, believers will one day be conformed fully to the glorified Christ.

  • Sanctification

    Justification does not change us morally; sanctification is the process by which Christ’s righteousness bears fruit in us, because we serve the Holy One who called us.