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God Must Punish Sin
Attitudes towards religion; the nature of the world's problems to be found in Genesis; a pattern in history of God's intervention; the claim of history; the New Testament evidence; belief in Genesis crucial; God must punish sin : why? the violence in man; God's plan not dependant on ignorance.
The Power and the Possibilities
The need to look at Church history; patterns of revival always similar; Church unity not essential to revival; revival always brings division.
Dead Orthodoxy
No expectation in the Church; keeping the balance; the danger of quenching the Spirit; the danger of emotionalism; fear of the fake causes us to miss the true.
The Modern Philistine
The condition of the Church before the great revivals of history; fundamental doctrines restored; modern Philistines and their ideas; 'the wrath of the Son'; the doctrine of sin.
To Know Him
The error of surface spirituality; the right and wrong way of self-examination; do we seek to know Him? a true concern for the glory of God; the need for prayer.
They Were Naked
The Bible presents its truth in an existential manner; Genesis 3 a perfect description of men and women today; the restlessness in human nature; the sense of deprivation; religion an attempt to fill the gap; man held in bondage by the fear of death; pardoned by God.
Defective Orthodoxy
Defective orthodoxy and eccentric orthodoxy; the correct use of doctrine; the need for balance; revival must start in the Church; right doctrine; wrong spirit; sin a major factor.
The Holy Spirit in Revival
Philistines and the modern Church; three great doctrines always rediscovered in revival; the work of the Holy Spirit in revival; false teaching about the Holy Spirit.
The Man Who Wrestled with God
How do we experience God? Chaos and confusion results among Christians as religious movements emerge based upon unique experiences. In this sermon, Dr. Marytn Lloyd-Jones desires to counter this confusion by discerning the essence of true Christian experience. He seeks to do this by looking at the great turning point in the life of Jacob in Genesis 32. While he acknowledges that any standardized Christian experience is unhelpful, Lloyd-Jones affirms there are broad elements which can be used to authenticate our experience. True Christian experience will penetrate the heart of the individual and therefore disrupt the person’s entire life. With true Christin experience the attitude of the person moves beyond general interest in religion to being dominated with the one thing that matters: knowing their Creator. All these things result in a changed person or a new man. They become someone who knows they have peace with God. Someone who is humbled by the presence of God. Hear this challenging message as you consider your own Christian experience.