This sermon examines Ephesians 2:4–10 and the five key truths about God’s saving grace: its basis in God’s mercy and love, its outworking in our union with Christ, its purpose of displaying God’s glory, its character as an entirely undeserved gift received through faith, and its goal of producing good works. The message emphasizes that salvation is wholly God’s work, not something earned or supplemented by human effort. Believers are encouraged to find assurance and strength in their identity in Christ, remain humble and thankful for His grace, and actively serve Him through the good works He has prepared for them.
A Prayer for Understanding Grace
10/21/2026The Sealing Grace of God the Spirit
10/20/2026The Redeeming Grace of God the Son Pt.2
10/8/2026The Electing Grace of God the Son
10/7/2026Introduction to Ephesians
10/6/2026The Duration of Distress and Blessed Endurance
8/27/2026This commentary is the fruit of Dr. Dane’s deep study of the book of Isaiah with an eye toward benefiting the Church. While at times digging into technical issues, the overarching purpose of this commentary is to clearly demonstrate the great overarching themes of Isaiah so that the student of the Word comes to know their God better.
This commentary is the fruit of Dr. Dane’s deep study of the book of Isaiah with an eye toward benefiting the Church. While at times digging into technical issues, the overarching purpose of this commentary is to clearly demonstrate the great overarching themes of Isaiah so that the student of the Word comes to know their God better.