Here is a sermon I preached at Maranatha Baptist Church in Lilburn, GA:
The Glory of the Triune God in the Gracious Work of Redemption
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Welcome to Post Tenebras Lux! This is a website committed to the joyful
proclamation of the doctrines of grace. May Christ alone receive the glory!
2 comments:
Amen. It was grace saturated, Spirit-filled, God exalting, Christ extolling sermon as well. May we truly sing the glory of the gracious work of redemption! Soli deo gloria.
I listened to this again tonight. What a prophetic word it is for this generation. We must not simply know the gracious work of redemption but we must SING it. I especially love when you mention that Christ stopped singing in his death so that we could sing! Amen.
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