Wonder of wonders, Christ became a curse for us. This week's sermon comes from Galatians 3:10-14, where we find this staggering truth.

A sermon in which we learn that God can use anyone who wants to be used and that our inabilities are no obstacle for God's ability.

Horatius Bonar is best remembered for his hymns, but he was also a leading author and his Everlasting Righteousness remains one of the finest and most uplifting treatments of truths which have changed nations and centuries.

Sermon on God's future heavenly banquet and who will attend, which comes with a severe warning for some and a warm welcome for others.

Paul moves on from establishing his credentials now to defending His gospel.

Ryle finishes his exposition on the importance of new birth.

In the Lord's Prayer, Jesus does not merely tell us what we are to pray but also teaches us how we are to pray. In it He gives us three petitions each under two broad categories; God's glory and our good. Let us all follow the pattern Jesus lays down for us so that we may pray in a way that is pleasing to God and most helpful to us.

A sermon on the grace of God and all of it's remarkable, unexpected effects.

Here is one of the greatest preachers preaching perhaps his greatest sermon. Edwards' Sinners in the Hands of An Angry God shook the very foundations of the American Church. Proceed with caution.