Mind, Heart, and Will - A Sermon on Romans
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Christians can become spiritually depressed, perhaps not experiencing the joy of their salvation. Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones explains that they often do not realize the greatness of the gospel. In this sermon on Romans 6:17 titled “Mind, Heart, and Will,” Dr. Lloyd-Jones shows that the Christian message involves the whole person, and the whole person is to be affected by it. Christians cannot rejoice in the gospel if their doctrine is unbalanced or lopsided. Some Christians emphasize merely the morality of the Christian message. Others believe Christianity is only about forgiveness of sins. This is due to the fact that many preachers embrace doctrine that lacks balance. Converts often look like the people God used in their conversion, picking up their characteristics. Thus, for many, their understanding of the Christian message is lacking. Listen as Dr. Lloyd-Jones argues that the gospel transforms the whole person, not simply part of them. A Christian is one who knows why they are what they are. A Christian must be ready to give a reason for the hope within. As a Christian battles spiritual depression, it is imperative that they know the whole gospel and have been affected by it. In this way, one may, once again, experience the joy of their salvation.
Just introduced to Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones. Providence!
Please Jesus soften my Heart I need your Grace help me to obey from the heart and receive your Grace I don’t want to blasphemous thoughts anymore
A great sermon from the greatest Bible teacher of the last 100yrs
Glory to God for these treasure troves of God's word unpacked ❤️
What glorious truth!Thank you lord.
Went through this book with a good brother - really impactful - God really used the Word in this to change my heart
Thank you very much for sharing this great sermon on the great truth!
Please Jesus help me Amen
Same and amen!!
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Only a heart of stone is aligned with the flesh mind,yet the flesh mind serves the flesh heart of the saved man, such that he is no longer a slave to his mind for his will power is directed to serving God.
Thank you so much for showing me this !
I'm interested in this series, but I cannot find anything to indicate what order they are meant to be in. This is the first in the playlist, but a minute in Dr. Lloyd-Jones says this is a condition "we've been looking at for a few Sunday mornings." Where can I find the order they are meant to be heard?