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This doctrine is at the heart of the reason why Christ had to suffer and die on behalf of sinners, and is our motive in seeking the conversion of lost souls.

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The landmark doctrine of regeneration by the Holy Spirit is the bedrock of salvation.

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Many religions claim to designate people as "saints". But who is truly qualified to bear that title, according Scripture?

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As Archibald Brown continued his sermon on the landmarks of authentic Christianity found in Scripture, he next turned to the "landmark stained with blood."

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As we continue our series from Archibald Brown's sermon on the removal of Biblical landmarks in the church, he next turns to the "high and massive" landmark of the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ.

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"To be thoroughly intellectual you must be certain of nothing..."

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The following sermon was delivered by the great British preacher Archibald G. Brown 150 years ago, but his words have immense relevance to the state of the church and the world in our time.

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"Patience and longsuffering with joy."

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The Holy Spirit through the Apostle Paul uses two very significant words describing God's power in Colossians 1:11.

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Here is the reason the Bible says we need spiritual power: We have no power of our own.