Faith Alone

This sermon delves into the essence of the gospel according to the book of Galatians, emphasizing the distinction between living by the law and living by faith in Jesus Christ. It highlights the need to understand the true gospel as Christ-centered, focusing on His sacrifice for our sins and deliver

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches on the defense of the Gospel in the Epistle to the Galatians, highlighting the necessity to combat false teachings that salvation requires adherence to the law in addition to faith in Jesus Christ. The Galatians are reminded that the Holy Spirit is received through fa

Bishop M.A. Lalachan emphasizes the crucial role of faith in pleasing God and highlights that works alone cannot save us. He stresses that without faith, there is no connection to God, which is essential for our salvation. The preacher underscores that the source of our faith is the Word of God, and

Bob Hoekstra preaches on the contrast between living by the law and living by faith, emphasizing that those who rely on human works to establish a relationship with God are under a curse, as they must fulfill all the requirements of the law perfectly. However, the curse is lifted through Christ, who

Carl Carmody preaches about the story of Telemachus, a fourth-century Christian who brought an end to gladiator battles in the Roman Colosseum by bravely standing up for Christ, illustrating the power of one voice speaking the truth in God's name. This act mirrors Jesus' death and resurrection, whic

The preacher delves into the concept of righteousness (dikaiosune) as the quality of being upright and conforming to God's perfect character. Righteousness involves rightness of character before God and actions before men, leading to a right relationship with God. The sermon emphasizes that righteou

Charles Alexander delves into the profound significance of John's omission of the institution of the Lord's Supper in his gospel, attributing it to inspired deliberation to dispel any notion of carnal efficacy in the bread and wine. He emphasizes Christ's discourse on the Bread of Life in John 6, wh

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the journey of walking with God alone, emphasizing the moments of solitude and trust in Him, even when faced with narrow and winding paths. Through surrendering all to God and finding everything in Him, the speaker experiences the tender guidance and love of Jesus, l

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that true belief in God is not just a verbal assent to the truth, but it is demonstrated through actions. He uses the example of a hypothetical earthquake to illustrate this point. The preacher also highlights the impossibility of being justified before God by

C.I. Scofield preaches about the importance of understanding the true meaning of grace in Christianity. He emphasizes that grace is God's unmerited favor towards us, saving us from our sins and helplessness. Scofield warns against any gospel that mixes grace with works or human effort, stating that

Clement of Rome emphasizes the greatness of the gifts given by God, highlighting the lineage of priests, Levites, Jesus Christ, kings, princes, and rulers from Him. These individuals were honored not for their own works but by the will of God. Clement stresses that believers in Christ are justified

David Brainerd, a missionary pioneer, reflects on the powerful message of Jesus at the Feast of Tabernacles, 'If any man thirst, let him come unto Me and drink.' Initially, Brainerd struggled to understand the concept of faith and coming to Christ, feeling irritated and bewildered. However, upon a d

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the life of John Wesley, a prominent figure in English Christianity. The sermon begins by recounting a significant event from Wesley's childhood where he was rescued from a burning house, which he later recognized as a symbol of God's intervention in his life.

David Servant preaches on the controversy addressed by Paul in his letter to the Galatians, emphasizing that salvation is received through faith in Jesus, not through circumcision or keeping the Law of Moses. He explains the three major 'sets of rules' given by God in human history: the law of consc

This sermon emphasizes the futility of trying to please God through human effort and self-righteousness, highlighting the need to surrender our fleshly desires and trust in Christ's righteousness. It addresses the struggles people face in battling sin, condemnation, and guilt, urging them to give up

This sermon by Derek Prince Ministries emphasizes the significance of the cross at the center of Christianity, highlighting how the cross is the sole basis for the total defeat of Satan. Through the cross, Jesus administered a permanent defeat to Satan, disarming principalities and powers. The sermo

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the earthly-mindedness of the people who sought Jesus for physical nourishment rather than eternal life, highlighting the importance of prioritizing heavenly blessings over temporary pleasures and possessions. Jesus reproves their focus on perishable things, urging

George Cutting emphasizes the importance of knowing that believers have eternal life through faith in the Son of God, contrasting the uncertainty of man's feelings with the certainty of God's Word. He illustrates this with the story of the Passover in Egypt, showing how the sprinkled blood made the

George Fox preaches about the importance of staying true to the teachings of Christ and not getting caught up in divisions among believers, emphasizing the need to focus on the power of God's gospel for salvation and to keep faith in Christ alone. He warns against the deceptive spirit that led Adam

George Whitefield preaches passionately about the importance of Christ being our righteousness, emphasizing the natural tendency towards self-righteousness and the need for the righteousness of Jesus to be imputed to believers. He addresses objections against this doctrine, highlighting the dangers

In this video, Dr. Paisley discusses the importance of being saved by God's grace and having a personal experience of faith. He emphasizes the Protestant belief that salvation is through faith alone, not through works. Dr. Paisley also talks about his protests against ecumenical observers at the Vat

Ian Paisley preaches about the life and beliefs of Thomas Cranmer, highlighting his unwavering stand for truth against the forces of Rome, his pivotal role in the Reformation, and his ultimate sacrifice as the first Protestant Archbishop of Canterbury. Despite facing injustice, slander, and persecut

In this sermon, the speaker talks about the importance of using a plumb line or level to ensure that a building's walls and corners are straight. He shares a story about sending someone to buy a level with glass bubbles to break, indicating the need for straight walls. The speaker then discusses a c

James Blaine Chapman preaches on the importance of being sanctified by faith, emphasizing the conditions set by God for His promises to be fulfilled. He explains that cooperation between God and ourselves is necessary for salvation, including the prerequisites of a clear experience of justification,

James Blaine Chapman emphasizes that salvation is not based on good works but solely on the blood of Jesus Christ and faith in Him. While works are not the basis of salvation, they are the evidence of our faith and obedience to God's will. Faith is the condition for salvation, but it requires repent

James Bourne reflects on his journey from self-righteousness and reliance on his own strength to a place of surrender and reliance on God's grace. He acknowledges the futility of seeking approval and recognition from others, and the emptiness of outward displays of piety without true transformation

John Calvin preaches about the faith and obedience of Abram in response to God's promises and commands. Despite his doubts and questions, Abram's faith is counted as righteousness by God, showing that justification comes through faith alone. God reassures Abram of his future descendants and the poss

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the life and sufferings of John Bunyan, a 17th-century English writer and preacher. Bunyan experienced numerous hardships, including the death of his mother and sister, military service, and struggles with his faith. However, he had a transformative moment when

John Piper emphasizes that the New Testament teaches salvation by faith, citing verses like Acts 16:31, John 3:16, Ephesians 2:8, and Galatians 3:26. He explains that faith involves the heart, leading to a decision to accept Christ as Lord and Savior. Piper highlights the importance of confession wi

John R. Rice preaches on the importance of assurance of salvation, emphasizing that those who gladly receive God's word are baptized and publicly identify as Christians. He shares his personal journey of initially doubting his salvation but finding certainty through Scripture, highlighting verses li

John R. Rice preaches about the importance of salvation through faith in Christ alone, emphasizing that baptism is not a requirement for salvation but a symbolic act of obedience. He clarifies that salvation is a gift of God's mercy, not earned through works or rituals like baptism. Rice highlights

Martin Luther preaches about the importance of faith in Christ as the highest good work, emphasizing that all good works must flow from faith in God's commandments. He highlights that faith alone makes all other works good and acceptable, as it trusts God's love and mercy. Luther explains that true

Martin Luther preaches about the contrast between the Law and the Gospel, emphasizing how the Law, represented by Moses, brings death and condemnation, while the Gospel, represented by Christ, brings life and salvation. Luther highlights the inadequacy of relying on works and the Law for righteousne

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the hymns of William Cooper and their message of salvation through faith in the shed blood of Jesus Christ. The key verse highlighted is from the fourth stanza of one of Cooper's hymns, emphasizing the importance of faith in experiencing the cleansing power of

Miles J. Stanford emphasizes the importance of faith in receiving the Lord Jesus for life, highlighting that there is no self-effort required in manifesting His life through us, from re-birth to maturity. He contrasts true grace with counterfeit victories over sin, stating that any victory obtained

Miles J. Stanford emphasizes the strength of young men in whom the Word of God dwells, highlighting the unchanging truth found in faith alone. He delves into the concept that God's actions towards us are solely based on His character, not on our own actions, leading to true freedom and liberty in ou

Oswald Chambers preaches about the importance of complete reliance on God, emphasizing the need to continually lift our eyes to Him and not be swayed by worldly opinions or doubts. He highlights the necessity of standing alone in faith, being captives to Christ's triumphs, and maintaining holiness i

This sermon delves into the Primitive Era, focusing on the letter to the Galatians addressing the Judaizers who sought to add works to faith for salvation. The Apostle Paul emphasizes the transition from being under the elemental laws to being heirs of God through Christ, highlighting the danger of

Robert Traill preaches on the sin of frustrating the grace of God by seeking righteousness through works of the law, which makes Christ's death in vain. He emphasizes the importance of receiving the grace of God through faith alone, highlighting the sacredness of God's grace and Christ's death. Trai

Samuel Rutherford delivers a sermon emphasizing the importance of seeking God with a heart turned heavenward, guided by Christ's mediation and grace. He encourages obedience out of love rather than obligation, rooted in the ransom-paying work of Christ. Rutherford highlights the need to trust in Chr

Selwyn Hughes emphasizes the uniqueness of the Christian faith, highlighting the importance of contending for the faith entrusted to the saints. He addresses the misconception of Christianity being just one religion among many, asserting that Christianity stands alone due to Christ's atoning death a

John Chrysostom preaches about the transition from the Law to Faith, emphasizing the importance of faith in Jesus Christ for salvation. He explains how the Law served as a tutor to lead people to Christ, highlighting the role of Faith in making believers sons of God and heirs according to the promis

John Chrysostom preaches on the importance of understanding the true essence of faith and salvation, emphasizing the need to focus on the heart rather than external rituals like circumcision. He highlights the unity and equality of believers, both Jews and Gentiles, in the eyes of God, emphasizing t

Thomas Shepard preaches about the reasons why men tend to rely on their own efforts and good works for salvation instead of fully trusting in Jesus Christ. He explains that this reliance on duties is rooted in human nature, ignorance of Christ's righteousness, the desire for self-comfort and self-ri

In this sermon, the preacher describes a prayer meeting attended by hardworking coal miners. These men gathered before their work to seek God's blessing and to commit to honest and proper execution of their tasks. The impact of their prayers was profound, as old debts were paid, jails emptied, and t

W.G.T. Shedd emphasizes the importance of faith as the first and essential step towards salvation, contrary to urging actions like giving one's heart to God or submitting to Him. He explains that salvation is a gift from God received through faith in Christ's atoning work, not achieved through human

In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal anecdote about walking up the steps to his kitchen door and reflects on how God can use even our foolishness for His purposes. He emphasizes the importance of entering into salvation and encourages listeners to make a decision to be saved. The preacher

This sermon emphasizes the universal reality of sin and the need for all individuals to recognize their guilt before God. It explains the unique basis of God's forgiveness through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross and the importance of accepting this gift by faith. The sermon highlights the

Zac Poonen emphasizes the importance of faith in receiving God's forgiveness, highlighting the need for a sincere choice to believe in the sacrificial death and resurrection of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins. He compares our relationship with Christ to a spiritual marriage, where we must f