Robert Anderson preaches about the importance of critically examining the claims of Christianity, emphasizing the need to distinguish between true revelation and false mysticism. He challenges the credibility of sacerdotalism and questions the legitimacy of claims made by certain religious leaders. Anderson highlights the significance of the Bible as the foundation of Christianity, pointing out the inseparable connection between Christianity and Judaism, and the reliance of Jesus on the Hebrew Scriptures to establish His Messiahship.

Robert Anderson delivers a sermon on the book of Daniel, addressing the controversy surrounding its authenticity and historical accuracy. He refutes the claims made by critics, highlighting the importance of considering historical context, the influence of the Great Synagogue, and the evolution of language over time. Anderson emphasizes the need for a fair and thorough examination of evidence before discrediting the Bible based on linguistic arguments.

H.C.G. Moule preaches about the concept of 'wages' in relation to sin and death, drawing parallels between the provision-money given to Roman soldiers and the consequences of sin leading to spiritual and physical death. The metaphor of wages signifies the conflict against God and the ultimate result of sin. While sin earns death, eternal life is a free gift from God through Christ Jesus, emphasizing the importance of surrendering to God and living a life of willing holiness.

Robert Anderson preaches about the misunderstood texts of the Bible, emphasizing the importance of looking intensely at the words of God to understand His divine scheme and purpose. He highlights the need to comprehend the Bible as a whole to read it intelligently, debunking common misconceptions about Adam's sin, Noah's dispensation, and the Abrahamic covenant. Anderson delves into the significance of surrendering to God, acknowledging the limitations of human writings, and the need for a proper understanding of prophecy and the coming of the Son of Man.

Sir Robert Anderson delves into the urgent need to reexamine the supremacy of the Bible in the face of a national lapse towards superstition and rationalism. He questions the consequences of dethroning the Bible and emphasizes the importance of defending the Scriptures against narrow interpretations and the influence of rationalistic criticism. Anderson highlights the Reformers' aim to establish the Bible's supremacy and the struggle between the Bible and the Church's authority, shedding light on the apostasy and corruption within the Christian Church. He challenges the notion of the Church as the oracle of God and advocates for a return to the authenticity and divine authority of the Bible.

Greek Word Studies delves into the concept of 'snare' (pagis), describing it as a trap that can unexpectedly endanger or bring one under the control of a hostile force. The snare of sin can entangle both believers and unbelievers, leading them to be deceived about their grave condition. Both groups are in need of repentance to escape the intoxicating power of sin and Satan. The devil's method is to numb the conscience, confuse the senses, and paralyze the will, making individuals unable to free themselves from his snare.

Greek Word Studies for aid_number 35905 delves into the concept of 'pathema,' which refers to the actual suffering experienced by believers, particularly for their faith in Christ and to be conformed to His image. The sufferings of this life, as highlighted by Paul and Peter, are not comparable to the glory that will be revealed to believers. Believers are encouraged to rejoice in sufferings, knowing that they are not alone in their experiences and that such trials unite them with other Christians worldwide. Understanding the principles of the Word helps believers handle any suffering and resist Satan's schemes to discourage them.

Robert Anderson preaches about the progressive revelation of Christ in the Bible, emphasizing the importance of understanding the different titles of Jesus such as the Son of Man and the Son of God. He highlights the unique significance of each title in revealing the divine nature and mission of Jesus, showing how His authority and teachings surpass those of the prophets and the law. Anderson challenges the misconceptions surrounding the Virgin birth and the Sonship of Christ, urging believers to accept the mysteries of the faith without attempting to explain them, but rather to approach them with reverence and faith.

R.A. preaches about the silence of God, emphasizing the unique truth of Grace enthroned in Christianity, lost in the era between the New Testament Canon and the Patristic theologians. The sermon delves into the mystery of why God remains silent in the face of suffering and evil, challenging the common belief that miracles are the only way to authenticate a revelation. It explores the purpose of miracles in accrediting the Person of Christ rather than His teachings, and how the transition from a Jewish to a Gentile audience in the early Church led to a decrease in miraculous events.

Solomon, in the Book of Ecclesiastes, reflects on the vanity of life without considering eternity and the judgment of God. The Apostle Paul emphasizes the importance of living a righteous and godly life as a response to God's grace, not as a means of earning salvation. The fear of the Lord, rooted in reverence and awe, is a key aspect of godliness, acknowledging both God's mercy and majesty. Christians are called to be a peculiar people, distinctively God's own, zealous for good works, and to live in a manner that glorifies God in all aspects of life.

Robert Anderson preaches about the authorship controversy of the book of Hebrews, discussing the claims of different authors like Luke, Barnabas, and Apollos, but ultimately pointing to the absence of concrete evidence. The sermon delves into the suspicion the Roman Church had towards Hebrews due to its emphasis on the covenant people, contrasting with the ecclesiastical pretensions of the church. It highlights the importance of surrendering to God, acknowledging the divine revelation through Christ, and the need to understand the Old Testament Scriptures to grasp the significance of Christ's work as the Great High Priest.

Greek Word Studies for Discipline emphasizes the importance of providing instruction and guidance to children for responsible living and maturity. It involves a combination of firmness and gentleness in child-training, including correction and punishment when necessary. The term 'paideia' encompasses the whole training and education of children, aiming at cultivating virtues and correcting mistakes. Various Bible verses highlight the significance of discipline in shaping character, obedience, wisdom, and righteousness, emphasizing the role of parents in guiding and correcting their children.

Robert Anderson emphasizes the supremacy of grace in the Gospel, illustrating how God's glory is revealed through His sovereign grace. He warns against preaching a mixed gospel that undermines God's glory and the hope of sinners, stressing that salvation is solely through the blood of Christ and the grace it brings. Anderson explains that the death of Christ marked a pivotal moment in history, where grace triumphed over sin, allowing for the possibility of eternal life for all who believe. He highlights that grace reigns not at the expense of righteousness but through it, affirming that God's blessings are available to all, regardless of their past. Ultimately, he calls believers to rejoice in the grace that has been extended to them through Christ's sacrifice.