This sermon is a deep exposition of the "Chosen" status of every believer, explaining the five locks of the Chosen Chain, and the five locks of the Condemned Chain.
Sermon Category: Eternal Security
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Ephesians 1&2: Firm Foundation
This sermon is an exposition of Ephesians 1&2, and serves as a timely reminder of three major foundational truths of our faith.
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What the Gospel Stays Part 7c
This sermon is the final part of our study of Hebrews 6:4-6, with special emphasis on the different steps of love and blessings that God extends to unbelievers, that makes their adamant refusal the condition for impossibility to be saved.
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What the Gospel Stays Part 7b
This sermon is the continuation of our study of Hebrews 6:4-6, with special emphasis on the hardening of heart against the Gospel.
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What the Gospel Stays Part 7a
This sermon is a deep and detailed study of Hebrews 6:4-6, one of the knotty scriptures used to confuse and destabilize believers on the subject of eternal salvation.
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What The Gospel Stays Part 6; Explaining If We Sin Willfully
This sermon is a deep exposition of the scriptures, explaining on of the misunderstood verses of the scriptures (Heb 10:26-29) and reassuring the believer of his/her stand point in the security of eternal salvation.
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What the Gospel Stays — Part 5
This sermon offers accurate biblical explanations for some verses of the bible that seem to suggest the possibility that a believer's salvation can be lost. (Mat. 7:21)
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What The Gospel Stays — Part 4
This sermon offers accurate biblical explanations for some verses of the bible that seem to suggest the possibility that a believer's salvation can be lost. (Phil. 2:12)
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What The Gospel Stays — Part 3
This sermon offers accurate biblical explanations for some verses of the bible that seem to suggest the possibility that a believer's salvation can be lost. (James 2:17)
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What The Gospel Stays — Part 2
This sermon offers accurate biblical explanations for some verses of the bible that seem to suggest the possibility that a believer's salvation can be lost.