Ephesians 2.1-10 - Grace for the Dead
From Will of God on SermonAudio · 1:11:13
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The sermon examines the theological reality of spiritual death and total depravity, asserting that unsaved humanity is under the control of Satan and incapable of seeking God without divine intervention. It contrasts this state with the supernatural act of regeneration, where God quickens the dead and raises them to sit in heavenly places with Christ, emphasizing that salvation is entirely a gift of grace rather than a human achievement. The exposition challenges common views of evangelism and free will, arguing that true conversion is initiated by God's sovereign love and mercy, not by human decision or works. Furthermore, it addresses the nature of faith and good works, presenting them as the result of God's workmanship rather than the basis for salvation. The tone is instructional and convicting, urging believers to recognize their dependence on God's unmerited favor and to live holy lives in response to this grace.
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