In this sermon, the preacher addresses the objection of exclusivity in Christianity and other religions. He uses the illustration of blind men encountering an elephant to explain that no one has the complete understanding of spiritual truth. Each blind man in the story perceives a different aspect of the elephant, but none of them can see the whole picture. Similarly, religions have different perspectives on spiritual truth, and no one should claim to have the entire truth. The preacher emphasizes the importance of love and how it is a manifestation of God's nature. He concludes by stating that Christianity, like other religions, offers a partial understanding of spiritual truth, and we should approach it with humility and love for one another.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the manifestation of God's love towards humanity through the sending of His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, into the world. The preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the concept of sin and how it has become a popular topic in today's society. He explains that while our old nature remains unchanged, God implants a new nature in us through His Son. The preacher highlights three ministries of Jesus Christ in helping us solve the sin problem: His death for our sins, His indwelling presence in believers, and His promise to return for us. He concludes with a prayer for forgiveness and salvation for those who trust in Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a little girl in Sunday school who truly believed in Jesus. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having genuine faith and highlights three motives for believers: the father's love, the blessed hope of becoming like Christ, and the death of Christ. The death of Christ is described as the deepest and most powerful reminder of God's love and forgiveness. The speaker also mentions that the manifestation of Christ was to take away our sins and destroy the works of the devil. The sermon encourages believers to live a changed life and not be led astray by the actions of others.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the importance of giving Jesus our time in order to experience His reality in our lives. She shares a letter from a friend who was deeply impacted by the message to give Jesus much of our time. Schlink highlights how easily we can get caught up in our daily activities and conversations, neglecting to spend quality time with Jesus. She encourages listeners to prioritize prayer and conversation with Jesus, as this will enable us to abide in Him and bear much fruit. The sermon concludes with an invitation to learn more about how God lives and works today through the website or by contacting the organization.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the significance of God sending His Son, Jesus Christ, into the world as a helpless baby. The preacher highlights the love of God manifested through this act of sending His only begotten Son to redeem humanity. The coming of Christ is portrayed as the difference between spending eternity in hell or in heaven for Christians. The preacher urges listeners to receive Christ as their personal Savior in order to experience the full benefits of His coming and avoid a miserable existence without Him.

John Owen emphasizes the profound nature of divine love as it pertains to Christ, explaining that God created our capacity for love to be directed towards Him, rather than transient earthly things. He argues that true love arises from recognizing God's infinite goodness, which is fully manifested in Christ, making Him the ultimate object of our affection. Owen highlights that our love for God is rooted in His love for us, particularly through the sacrifice of Christ, and that this love should inspire a desire for union and conformity to God's nature. He also discusses the importance of understanding Christ's dual nature as both divine and human, which enhances our love for Him. Ultimately, Owen calls believers to engage deeply with the scriptural portrayal of Christ to cultivate a genuine love for Him.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the dual nature of the Christmas story, highlighting both the human aspect of Christ's birth and the divine significance of God giving His Son. He explains that Jesus, the only begotten Son of God, was given to redeem humanity after sin marred God's original plan for fellowship and harmony. Through His life and teachings, Jesus reveals the truth of God and serves as the only way to restore our relationship with the Father. Smith underscores that God's love is the driving force behind the gift of His Son, intended to bring joy and healing to a broken world.

John Calvin preaches on the profound love of Christ, emphasizing that there is no greater love than laying down one's life for friends. He highlights how Christ's sacrifice serves as both a confirmation of our salvation and an example for us to love one another. Calvin points out that God's decision to offer His Son as a sacrifice demonstrates the depth of His care for our salvation, urging believers to be moved by the incomparable sweetness of Divine love.

Anton Bosch delves into the King James Only controversy, highlighting the debate around the KJV and the misconceptions perpetuated by some King James Only proponents. He discusses the history of the KJV, the translators' agenda, mistakes in translation, and the manuscripts used. Bosch explains why he personally does not use the KJV for teaching, emphasizing the importance of clarity and understanding in conveying God's Word. He concludes by addressing the unnecessary nature of the KJO controversy and the need to focus on the core truths of the Christian faith.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches about the importance of holding fast to the doctrine of Christ, emphasizing that denying the deity of Jesus Christ is denying God Himself and leads to being without hope in the world. He urges believers to have a divine jealousy for the honor and glory of Christ, separating from those who deny His true nature. Gaebelein highlights the blessings and comforts that come from abiding in the doctrine of Christ, leading to deeper fellowship with the Father and the Son.

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the concept of eternal life, emphasizing that God's judgment is always positive, righting wrongs and separating evil from good. He delves into the final judgment, illustrating how our choices in life determine our eternal destiny. Bieber highlights that Eternity is not just a future event but is present in every moment, permeating and judging our lives. He explains that eternal life is to truly know God and live in His nature of self-giving love, mercy, and forgiveness, as demonstrated through Jesus' sacrifice.

Raymond Golsworthy preaches on the parable of the Good Samaritan, emphasizing the essence of the gospel message revealed by Jesus in this story. The narrative highlights the plight of the sinner, the impotence of mere religion, and the power of the Lord Jesus Christ to save and heal. Through the Samaritan's compassion, Christ's sacrificial love, cleansing blood, and indwelling Spirit are symbolized, offering a profound illustration of salvation and transformation.

Edward Taylor delves into the profound love of God as depicted in Romans 5:8, emphasizing how God's love breaks through the barriers of sin and curses to reach humanity. He paints a vivid picture of God's love being unmatched and unattainable by human efforts, yet freely given through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Taylor marvels at the depth of God's love, likening it to a flock of doves taking flight and the richness of gold. He concludes by expressing a deep desire to continually meditate on and cherish God's love letter to humanity, ultimately joining the angels in praising God's love.

H.J. Vine preaches about Jesus being our sustenance and strength on our journey towards heaven, likening Him to the Bread of Life that provides us with fresh grace and love daily. He emphasizes how Jesus' sacrifice, like the manna in the wilderness, is a symbol of divine love that overflows in our hearts, leading us to a deeper understanding of God's love. As we partake of the living Bread, we are nourished and guided towards the heavenly feast where we will experience the fullness of God's love and sing praises to Him forever.

Frank Houghton preaches about the incredible sacrifice and humility of Jesus, who, despite being rich beyond measure, chose to become poor out of love for us, exchanging thrones for a manger and sapphire-paved courts for a stable floor. He emphasizes that Jesus, the embodiment of love, deserves our worship as our Savior and King, dwelling within us to transform us according to His will.

William Kelly preaches about the profound significance of Christ's death and resurrection, emphasizing that sin was not a mere accident but a deliberate act of God's enemy to oppose Him. Despite the evil in the world, God allowed it to showcase His depths of love, grace, and goodness in the midst of darkness. Through Christ's victory over sin and death, believers stand on the imperishable rock of ages, experiencing God's compassion and mercy amidst trials and tribulations, with the assurance of future glory and eternal blessings.

Colin Peckham emphasizes the importance of the Virgin Birth in affirming the divinity and humanity of Jesus Christ. He highlights how the rejection of the Virgin Birth leads to a rejection of essential Christian doctrines, such as the sinlessness of Christ and the authority of Scripture. Peckham points out that the Virgin Birth is not just a historical event but a foundational truth that reveals God's love and the possibility of salvation through the Incarnation and the Cross.

John Gill expounds on 1 John 4:9, emphasizing the manifestation of God's special love towards His elect through the sending of His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ. This love, which was hidden in God's heart from eternity, became evident at Christ's mission, showcasing God's grace and mercy towards sinful humanity. Gill highlights that this act of sending was not only a demonstration of love but also a means for believers to attain eternal life, as Christ came to give life to those who were spiritually dead. The sermon underscores the significance of Christ's sacrifice and the transformative power of His love in the lives of the faithful.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the manifestation of God's love through sending His Son for us to live through Him, emphasizing the need for us to receive God's love to find true freedom and peace. The sermon also highlights the spirit of prayer as a longing for God's presence and a desire to be united with Christ in one spirit, stressing the importance of opening our hearts to God's eternal desire to dwell within us. Additionally, the sermon touches on holiness as the beauty of the Lord that we can obtain by longing for His presence and responding to His call.

St. Augustine preaches about the importance of love as a manifestation of God's presence within us, emphasizing that those who love are born of God and know Him, while those who do not love do not know God. He highlights that God's love was demonstrated through sending His Son as an Atoner for our sins, urging us to love one another as God has loved us. Augustine explains that charity, rooted in love, is the key to discerning between the spirit of truth and the spirit of error, and that all actions should be done in love to bear good fruit.

H.J. Vine preaches about the unfailing promises of God, emphasizing that every word of His will be fulfilled, including the promise of eternal life made before time began. The Son of God came into time to bring about the fulfillment of this promise, showcasing the love of God towards humanity. Through the Son's sacrifice, reconciliation and eternal life are secured for those who believe, leading to a future of glory, love, and joy in the presence of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.