33 Sermons Tagged "Salvation"

Yes, we do want God to knock us off our high horse, otherwise it will cost us our salvation.

You are elected (predestined) by the Father, who is ruling over all creation because he loves you, You are sanctified (set apart) by the Spirit so that you have the obedience that is faith. Therefor you trust that you are justified by the Son because he is your savior.

He purchased and won all sheep into his eternal flock. That is comforting for you because you are his little lamb and he has saved you. All credit for salvation belongs to him; he did all of the work. You will arrive safely into Heaven, cleansed by his blood, wearing a robe of righteousness, and there he will eternally pasture you on the waters of life.

Jesus provided salvation instead of God's anger and wrath against our sin, and he abundantly provides the gifts we need to bring us to and keep us in the inheritance he won for us.

In marriage we see that just as the bride is adorned with beauty, receives a new name, is taken by the hand, is no longer single, and is pure and doted over, so too are we treated in His church (the church of all believers).

The Gospel is eternal and for all, and the Gospel makes us fear and glorify God.

Who do you say Jesus is? A good man, somebody who had the word of God who made it possible for you to be saved, or the savior who saved you? And how do you view the cross, both Christ's cross and the crosses he allows in your life? Are they something that aren't glorious to you, or do you see God's glory through them?

God planned your salvation, made sure you hear His Word, and sealed you with the Holy Spirit.

The Reformation gives all glory to the true redeemer by showing Christ has finished all the work for your salvation; we see that all the work of the law has been completed for us, and the work of removing our sin has also been completed for us.

Jesus came to proclaim our salvation from sickness that even infects believers, even for those who have rejected it, so that we are free to be with God.