Hear the enduring wisdom and profound clarity of John Calvin as he expounds St. Paul's letter to the Ephesians Church. In Ephesians 1:1-3, Calvin invites us to understand our spiritual blessings, not confined to one era or place, but relevant for all time. He emphasizes our call to recognize and rejoice in the divine inheritance bestowed upon us through Christ, encouraging a life of thankfulness and unwavering faith amidst any worldly trial.

Paul concludes his rebuke of Peter, saying he does not nullify the grace of God by going back to the Law but utilizes it.

In Matthew 11:28-30, Jesus promises rest to the weary and burdened on the condition that they simply come to him. Additionally, we are given a detailed description of the heart of Christ—gentle and lowly. And thus shown how surrendering to His yoke leads to freedom, comfort, and lasting rest.

Ryle continue to expound the importance of new birth .

Ryle expounds the importance of new birth .

There are only two paths in life. The easy and broad way that leads to destruction or the difficult way that leads to life. In Psalm 1, the Psalmist shows us the way to life.

In the sermon "Able to Save," the focus is on the intercessory role of Jesus Christ, emphasizing how His ongoing work in heaven ensures the salvation and perseverance of believers. It explores the comfort and assurance that Christians can draw from Christ's living intercession, which provides strength and hope amidst life's trials, temptations, and the promise of eternal life.

A sermon on Christian love, the foundation of healthy marriages.

In this sermon, George Whitefield, delves into the depths of divine obedience, exploring themes of sacrifice and trust, ultimately revealing a profound parallel to the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

Join John Calvin as he explores the mysteries of divine election and grace in this sermon. Calvin's eloquent discourse challenges our understanding of God's sovereignty, inviting us to ponder the depth of His love and the assurance of our salvation through faith.