Amen and Amen..! Yes, we are passive in our regeneration,
but become active in our conversion...
For many years I was once in the "lion's den of Arminianism"...but good preaching like this has opened my eyes to the truth and set me free!
To prove his point, Pastor Brunson gives an excellent illustration taken from the story of Daniel in the den of lions! Everyone should hear this!
Great Sermon! A blessed account of a blessed people.
May the Hand of our Blessed God continue to be upon us. I would say "Thank you, Ragan," but in truth I say, "Thank you, Blessed God."
Great sermon! Insightful, powerful, full of Holy Spirit revelation! Thak you, Lord.
Insightful, powerful, full of Holy Spirit revelation. Thank you!
Great Sermon! I have been touched by the power of the Word of God through listening to Dr. Brunson's sermons on the Sovereignty of God. I forwarded the web address to several friends and I hope you will do the same.
Don't let 'Reimaging' frighten you off About twenty minutes in, I was thinking, "Frasier Craine preaches Liberation Theology." Masters will tax your vocabulary, your patience with unending quotations (in several languages), and your willingness to put up with swings between heights of practiced melodrama and oh-so-dry quips of whithering scorn. But then, if you can "hang" (as the kids say these days) you suddenly find yourself challenged, prophetically, to take up the true mantle of Reformed life and wield it radically.
Stick with this to the end. This is an important message.
Great Sermon! Everyone should hear this
wonderful message! My heart rejoiced when I first heard this on Family Radio (but sad to say, Family Radio no longer airs great sermons like this one!)...
As a former Arminian who once believed in a "universal atonement",
joy filled my heart as once again I heard the truth of a particular redemption of all of God's elect!
Now the Word of God is clear...
I have been brought out of darkness into the Light!
This is the greatest sermon I have ever heard on the subject of Redemption,
and now at age 68, I do not think I will ever hear another sermon quite like this one!