God's Holiness

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the message of Jesus Christ, which was taught by Him and received by the apostles. The preacher highlights that Jesus is not just the gentle and meek figure often portrayed, but also the Son of God and the source of the message of God's holin

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for repentance and confession of sins. He questions whether the church today is truly like the temple of God. He shares a story about a preacher who was willing to discipline his own child for disobedience, showing his dedication to following God's co

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the unparalleled holiness of God, describing it as infinitely, transcendently, and gloriously holy. He contrasts God's pure holiness with the mixed and imperfect holiness found in humans, highlighting the constant presence of unholiness in our lives. Brooks asserts that God'

Andrew Bonar emphasizes the transformative understanding of God's holiness in relation to salvation, illustrating that it is through God's holiness that we are granted access to heaven. He reflects on the shift from fearing holy ground to embracing it as a reflection of heavenly joy, recognizing tha

John Owen emphasizes the necessity of a proper understanding of God as the ultimate judge in relation to the doctrine of justification. He argues that recognizing God's greatness, holiness, and authority is crucial for understanding how one can be justified before Him. Owen illustrates that both sin

A.W. Tozer emphasizes that God's character is infinitely holy and serves as the foundation of moral excellence in the universe. He argues that just as the excellence of steel is strength, the excellence of humanity lies in moral character, which is essential for trust and relationships. Tozer highli

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the dread that unholy people feel in the presence of God's holiness, as expressed in Isaiah 30:11. He notes that many prefer messages of mercy over the challenging truth of God's holiness, which can terrify the unrepentant sinner. However, for those who are holy, the revelat

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the immutable nature of God by outlining four things that God cannot do: He cannot lie, die, deny Himself, or look favorably upon iniquity. This sermon highlights God's infinite purity and righteousness, illustrating that His gaze upon sin is filled with hatred, anger, and v

Octavius Winslow emphasizes the significance of understanding God's holiness through the lens of our afflictions and trials. He explains that while God's chastisements may be painful, they serve a divine purpose in leading us to deeper sanctification and a more profound knowledge of God's character.

Chuck Smith explores Isaiah 33:14, emphasizing the consuming and purifying nature of God as fire. He illustrates how the fierce Assyrian army surrounded Jerusalem, yet God's deliverance was evident when the enemy was defeated overnight. The sermon highlights the fear that grips sinners and hypocrite

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the contrast between the terrifying presence of God at Mount Sinai and the grace-filled access believers have to God through Jesus Christ at Mount Zion. He reflects on how the law reveals our unholiness and incapacity to meet God's standards, leading us to rely on the Holy Sp

Theodore Epp emphasizes the inseparable truths of recognizing God's holiness and our own depravity, as illustrated in Job 42:1-6. Job's profound encounter with God led him to a deep understanding of his own vileness, moving beyond mere acknowledgment to a personal confession of his unworthiness. Thi

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding and accepting the wrath of God as a reflection of our sanctification and true feelings towards Him. It highlights the significance of the gospel and the beauty of the cross in relation to God's holiness and wrath. The message encourages believer

Steven Cole delves into the profound truth that God is light, emphasizing the purity, pervasiveness, and power of light as a metaphor for God's holiness, knowledge, and freedom from darkness. John Piper explains that in God, there is no darkness at all, signifying that drawing near to God brings fre

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the human fascination with the supernatural and the desire to know something beyond our earthly existence. He relates this to the modern fascination with aliens and extraterrestrials, suggesting that it is a misplaced desire to know the holiness of God. The ser

David Servant addresses the misconception that God's father-heart extends to all, emphasizing that God is only the Father of those who have repented and believed in Jesus, while others remain spiritually children of Satan. He highlights the danger of idolizing the 'father-heart of God' and neglectin

David Servant challenges the common Christian cliché 'God loves the sinner but hates the sin,' pointing out that Scripture reveals God's hatred towards sinners as well. He emphasizes that God's love and hatred are not contradictory but complementary aspects of His character, with His mercy restraini

David Servant preaches on Jesus' sermon on the mountainside, explaining the difference between God's standard of holiness and the misinterpretations of the religious teachers of His day. Jesus addresses the topics of divorce, making vows, revenge, and loving one's enemies, emphasizing the importance

David Servant emphasizes that Jesus did not come to abolish the Old Testament but to fulfill it, highlighting the importance of obeying God's commandments. Jesus clarifies that while perfection is not required for salvation, our obedience in this life impacts our standing in the next. He challenges

This sermon by Derek Prince Ministries delves into the messages to the seven churches in Revelation, emphasizing the importance of overcoming evil with good and the promises given to those who overcome. It then explores the throne room of the universe in Revelation 4, highlighting God's holiness, al

Edward Davies preaches on the holiness of God, emphasizing that holiness is an essential attribute of God's nature. God's holiness is demonstrated in the moral universe through His laws and commandments, promoting the well-being of those who obey them. The gospel reveals God's eternal abhorrence of

Henry Law preaches about the essence of the Gospel, highlighting the recognition of sin's odious nature and the acknowledgment of its penalties, but also proclaiming forgiveness that leads to a reverential sense of God's holiness. The soul is depicted as waiting for the Lord, rich in mercy and redee

Henry Law preaches about the greatness and glory of Christ's kingdom, emphasizing the exhortation to worship Him fittingly. The sermon highlights the awe-inspiring image of Jesus seated supreme on His throne, calling for reverence and submission from His people. The narrative explores the omnipotenc

This sermon delves into the profound spiritual awakening that occurs when one is reborn, where they come face to face with the stark contrasts of God and self, justice and guilt, power and helplessness, and the eternal truths of God's holiness and human sinfulness. It describes the transformative ex

This sermon delves into the profound truths of God's holiness, man's sinful nature, and the helpless state of humanity apart from Christ. It emphasizes the ungodliness, sinfulness, enmity, and helplessness of individuals before a holy God, highlighting the desperate need for God's intervention and s

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his experience watching the movie "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" and how it made him admire and tremble at Jesus Christ. He compares the events in the movie, which took place on a small planet in a vast universe, to the power and greatness of Jesus Ch

This sermon emphasizes the importance of a generation being passionate for the holiness of God, highlighting the transformative power of encountering God's holiness without practical applications, and the impact it can have on individuals facing deep struggles. It challenges the audience to understa

This sermon emphasizes the importance of a generation being passionate for the holiness of God, envisioning a global impact if people truly embrace God's holiness. It recounts an experiment where the holiness of God was presented without practical application, leading to a profound impact on individ

This sermon emphasizes the transformative power of understanding and embracing the holiness of God in our lives. It explores how the vision of God's holiness can be a rock and source of strength during the darkest times, addressing struggles like pornography, eating disorders, and tragedies. The spe

This sermon emphasizes the incomparable nature of God's holiness, highlighting His unique, divine, and morally perfect attributes. It delves into the rarity, permanence, and accessibility of God's infinite value, making Him the ultimate standard. The speaker challenges the audience to be passionate

This sermon emphasizes the importance of not making ourselves the center of worship but rather exalting God as the ultimate treasure and focus of our lives. It challenges the notion of self-centeredness and self-exaltation, pointing to the glory of God and magnifying Christ as the true center of God

This sermon emphasizes the love of God as His passion to sustain and exalt His holiness in His Son for our everlasting enjoyment. Putting ourselves at the center robs us of God's glory and enjoyment. A call is made for a generation passionate about God's holiness, which would transform views on sin,

Michael Durham preaches on the importance of understanding and revering the holiness of God, emphasizing the need to be in awe of His justice as well as His mercy. He challenges the common misconception that God's holiness has been diminished by the death of Jesus, highlighting the danger of becomin

Michael Durham preaches about the unapproachable holiness of God and the necessity of a mediator to bridge the gap between humanity and God. He emphasizes the danger of disregarding God's holiness, as seen in the consequences faced by Ananias, Sapphira, and others in the Bible. Durham highlights the

Olin Alfred Curtis delves into the challenging concept of eternal punishment for the wicked, expressing personal struggles and the need to reconcile this doctrine with a Christian theodicy. Rejecting views of restoration, agnosticism, and annihilation, he emphasizes the necessity of conscious, etern

Olin Alfred Curtis delves into the concept of the moral law, contrasting absolute laws grounded in the nature of things with positive laws created by God's will. He explores the idea that sin should be punished according to its demerit, emphasizing that this law is not unchangeable by divine oath or

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing the privilege and honor it is to be in the presence of God. He uses the example of Moses encountering God in the burning bush and how Moses humbled himself and took off his shoes because he was standing on holy ground. The preache

Richard Baxter, a Puritan preacher, delves into the great sinfulness of sin, emphasizing the intrinsic evil of sin itself and its various implications. He highlights how sin is a violation of God's perfect law, a denial of His authority, and a contempt of His wisdom, goodness, and holiness. Baxter a

This sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining God's holiness and not robbing Him of His glory, using the example of Moses' sin of anger and haste that led to severe consequences. It challenges believers to focus on preserving God's glory in their lives and ministries, rather than just avoidin

This sermon delves into the concept of holiness and how God reveals His holiness to us through trials and afflictions. It emphasizes the importance of responding to God's call to holiness as a natural and instinctive reaction to encountering His complete holiness. The sermon also highlights the need

Walter Beuttler preaches on the book of Ezekiel, focusing on the impending siege of Jerusalem and the prophet's visions, experiences, and messages. He highlights Ezekiel's lineage, personal life, and the key theme of 'the glory of the Lord' throughout the book. The sermon delves into the importance

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the holiness of God and the need for sinners to come face to face with Him. He explains that while God is loving and gracious, He is also a holy God who will punish sinners. The preacher uses the story of Isaiah's encounter with God in the Bible to illustrate