Gospel of Grace Fellowship, Sermons (St Louis Park Minnesota)

In Adam all die and only in Christ can anyone be made alive. God uses the Law, not to help us make moral progress, but to bring the proud sinner to the end of himself. We cite Paul from Romans 7 and elsewhere to that end.

All who truly believe have received the Spirit at their conversion by faith through grace, not law-works. The church is nurtured by pure Bible teaching and gospel preaching, not through human effort or human wisdom. We must proceed as we began, which is by faith in God’s promises.

The sermon addresses the transitory nature of worldly lusts. Even those who seem to have everything the world has to offer, only hold these things for a short time. Those who live for Christ have eternal life.

God’s true nature as the only Creator who is transcendent to the creation is crucial to a biblical worldview. Yet God cares for each Christian and gives us true hope. This sermon ends with a strong emphasize on Christian hope as taught in many passages.

This sermon focuses on how gospel preaching, Bible teaching, and God’s ordained means of grace are necessary to preserve unity.

Hear for yourself about the benefits of belonging to the family of God and how pastors must care for this family while Christ tarrys.

Paul is very specific in Ephesians about what that looks like what it means to “walk” in a worthy manner. Ethics and doctrine are not to be artificially separated. We have valid moral guidance because God has spoken and God has revealed these virtues in the Bible.

God will keep us and bring us to glory. This sermon extols Jesus’ intercession for us.

We learn that godly Pastors are to devote themselves to the public reading of Scripture and to its exhortation and teaching. We examine nine different commands that Paul gives to Timothy.