Cross and Crown of Christ (Lordship Salvation)

Hebrews 5:5-9

Pastor Albert N. Martin expounds Hebrews 5:5-9, arguing for the inseparable connection between the blessings of Christ's cross and the demands of His crown, a doctrine often termed 'Lordship Salvation.' He clarifies that salvation involves not only trusting in Christ's atoning work but also submitting to Him as King and Lord. Martin warns against a 'cheap grace' gospel that promises heaven without requiring obedience, emphasizing that true faith embraces Christ in His full office as both Priest and King. The sermon aims to wrench this lie from the hearts of the self-deceived and equip true believers to present the gospel accurately.

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The Radical Demands of Christ's Lordship

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The Yoke of Christ

The point: Take Christ's yoke and follow Him, loving Him above all others, including family and your own life, to find rest for your soul.

The analogy of a yoke binding two animals together to plow in the same direction is used to explain that taking Christ's yoke means being bound to Him in obedience and working in His direction.

Never know. Our wishes, and Jesus never promised, those who would take, have only the benefit of using conscience. It's an instrument that binds two animals together,

46:18 - 47:41 Read in full sermon

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