What Is a Biblical Christian, A Sermon on Luke 5:31-32, Albert N. Martin (1981-07-05)

Who Do You Think You Are? A Sermon on Romans 9:19-29, Voddie Baucham

Baucham tackles the doctrine of election and God's absolute sovereignty, specifically focusing on the Apostle Paul's challenging retort to finite man: "Who are you, oh man, to answer back to God?"

Shocking Youth Message, A Sermon on Matthew 7:13-27, Paul Washer

Paul Washer’s 2002 "Shocking Youth Message" challenged 5,000 young people regarding the authenticity of modern "easy-believism," arguing that true faith requires ongoing repentance and obedience rather than superficial professions. The sermon is renowned for its harsh critique of cultural Christianity and a pivotal moment where Washer challenged the audience's complacency, calling for a return to a Gospel that emphasizes the high cost of discipleship.

How to Become a Christian, A Sermon on Acts 2:37-38, Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones (1965-01-31)

In this sermon on Acts 2:37–38, Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones explores the true nature of Christianity, emphasizing that it is not a mere lifestyle choice, hobby, or simple behavioral change. Instead, he describes it as being "picked up" and adopted into an eternal family through the power of the Holy Spirit.

What Is a Biblical Christian, A Sermon on Luke 5:31-32, Albert N. Martin (1981-07-05)

The sermon is designed to help move beyond a casual assumption of faith. It breaks down the identity of a Biblical Christian into three core pillars: Recognition of Sin, Understanding the Remedy, and Whole-hearted Commitment. Based on Luke 5:31-32, emphasizing that the Gospel is intended for those who recognize their need for a physician rather than those who believe they are already righteous.