Man Hears of Hell But Flatters Himself
Everyone expects to go to heaven, but few will ever do so. Sinners demand the gate to be opened to them and offer many reasons it should be.
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The Ascension of Christ
Why is the doctrine of the ascension of Christ a vital truth for us? It has been largely ignored in the churches today and this is a very big mistake.
Many Will Seek to Enter, Few Will be Able
On that day when Christ returns in judgment, many will insist upon the right to enter heaven, but they will not be able. This multitude will include the majority of people who professed to be Christians.
The Lord’s Supper by J.C. Ryle
The Strait Gate
The entrance to the kingdom of God is narrow, and it is made narrow because of Christ. Christ alone is the Way, but most people stumble at Him. Most insist that they are good enough to enter, but the Law of God without Christ condemns them.
The Narrow Way
We turn now to Luke 13:23-30 in which the Lord Jesus answers the question, 'Are there few who are being saved?' We are getting help here from our old friend John Bunyan as he wrote on this text, The Strait Gate - The Great Difficulty of Going to Heaven.'
Doctrine of Eternal Punishment
We are once again reminded of the reality of hell, of the false doctrine called soul sleep, and carefully consider the finality of eternity, once we pass out of this life. We also introduce another look at the two ways, the broad and the narrow.
Even if One Rises From the Dead
Christ is risen indeed, and yet man in his sin continues to demand more proof. But God's chosen means of saving sinners is hearing the Word of God and being brought to repentance and faith.
The Folly of Looking Back
Jonathan Edwards wrote a sermon on the folly of looking back at Sodom when we are told to flee. This is a good sermon to include in this series on the doctrine of eternal punishment.
The Holy, Holy, Holy God
What does Scripture mean when it says that God is holy? What is holiness? The answer is absolutely vital to our spiritual well-being. No one can come into God's presence unless they are holy.