An examination of the transition from the Old Covenant of external laws to the New Covenant characterized by an internal transformation of the heart and mind.

An exploration of the biblical definition of faith as an act of the will in response to God's revealed truth, rather than a mere feeling or intellectual assent.

A teaching on the believer's secure identity and standing before God, based entirely on the merits of Jesus Christ.

A clarifying message on the biblical doctrine of election, focusing on its purpose for holiness rather than for intellectual debate.

True saving faith is defined as a purposeful act of the will and total surrender to the Person of Jesus Christ, moving beyond mere intellectual assent or emotional seeking into a transformed life and the internal witness of the Spirit.

Paris Reidhead uses the fall of Lucifer and the character of God to illustrate the urgent necessity for a sinner to recognize their perishing condition and respond to Christ.

An exploration of the dual nature of salvation: being brought into Christ for security and unto His purposes for service.

A pastoral and theological guide for the believer struggling with repetitive sin, emphasizing the difference between human "promises" and divine "cleansing."

A theological examination of Isaiah 53:5, focusing on Christ’s provision for both spiritual restoration and physical healing through the atonement.

A teaching on the provision for physical and spiritual wholeness found in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

A study of the Old Testament "Cities of Refuge" as a powerful type of the safety and protection found in Jesus Christ for the repentant sinner.

An analysis of Jesus’ call to "follow Me," emphasizing that true discipleship requires a total abandonment of self-interest.

A final call to "unconditional surrender," summarizing the total commitment required to be a disciple of Jesus Christ.

A teaching that true salvation is not an intellectual decision but a supernatural revelation of Christ to the soul by the Spirit.

An introduction to the biblical "tests" found in 1 John that provide assurance of salvation through visible spiritual fruit.

A study of the "Moral Test," asserting that a persistent desire to keep God's commandments is a primary mark of a redeemed heart.

An analysis of the "Social Test," where the presence of sacrificial love for other believers confirms one's transition from death to life.

A teaching on the "Affection Test," asserting that a love for the "world-system" is incompatible with the love of the Father.

An exploration of the "Character Test," focusing on the persistent practice of righteousness as the outworking of the indwelling Christ.

A concluding message on the "Belief Test," centering on the absolute necessity of a correct confession regarding the Person of Jesus Christ.

An exploration of the necessity of maintaining a vital, continuous connection with Jesus Christ as the only means of spiritual fruitfulness and assurance.

A teaching on the internal change of nature that causes a redeemed person to recoil from sin and pursue practical holiness.

A study on obedience as the moral test of salvation, proving that one truly "knows" God through a life of submission to His Word.

An analysis of the "Affection Test," asserting that a genuine love for the Father inevitably displaces a love for the world-system.

An analysis of the "Social Test," where the presence of sacrificial love for other believers confirms one's transition from death to life.

An analysis of the believer's victory over the world-system through the power of a superior affection for Christ.

A study of 1 John 1:7, emphasizing that true fellowship with God requires transparency and a persistent rejection of darkness.

An examination of the internal, supernatural assurance given by the Holy Spirit to the heart of the true believer.

A systematic teaching on the radical change of nature and desires that occurs when a person is "born from above".

An exploration of the "Inquiring Mind" as a mark of a soul that has truly been awakened by the Holy Spirit.

A teaching on the radical "Change of Mind" (Metanoia) regarding authority that defines true repentance.

An examination of the "Exceeding Righteousness" required to enter the Kingdom, surpassing mere outward devoutness.

A study on "Partaking of Christ," where the believer savingly receives the Lord so that He becomes the "Life of their life."

A sobering message on the absolute necessity of repentance, warning that without it, all religious activity is futile.

An exploration of 1 John 1:3, emphasizing that biblical faith is built upon objective historical facts rather than subjective feelings or theories.

A clarification of the difference between "mental assent" to facts and the "saving faith" that results in a total surrender to Jesus Christ.

A study of Hebrews 11:1-6, detailing how faith operates by "seeing" the invisible realities of God's Kingdom.

Based on James 2, this sermon asserts that genuine faith must inevitably manifest in practical acts of love and obedience.

A teaching on the role of faith in receiving physical and spiritual restoration from the Lord.

An exploration of the legal and relational aspects of God’s pardon, emphasizing that forgiveness is granted on the basis of Christ’s satisfaction of justice.

An analysis of grace not just as "mercy for the past," but as "power for the present" to fulfill God’s highest purposes.

A message on the "Enabling Power" of grace, asserting that true repentance is a gift from God rather than a human achievement.

A teaching on the "Healing Power of the Word," exploring how God uses His spoken and written truth to bring restoration.

A sobering message based on Hebrews 2:3, warning against the danger of neglecting "so great a salvation."

An exploration of the role of the mind's "eye" in spiritual life, distinguishing between human fantasy and biblical faith.

A sobering warning against "partial turning," emphasizing that anything less than total surrender is not biblical repentance.

A reassuring message on the security of the believer, focusing on God's power to preserve those who have committed their lives to Him.

A moving study of Mephibosheth, illustrating the grace of God that invites the broken and unworthy into intimate fellowship.

An exploration of the vast dimensions of God’s unmerited favor, highlighting that grace is not just for salvation but for the total transformation of the believer.

A comprehensive summary of Reidhead’s core "Soteriology" (doctrine of salvation), providing a bird's-eye view of the believer's journey.

A biblical critique of modern "decision-centric" evangelism, contrasting it with the deep, God-centered repentance required by the New Testament.

A concise theological overview of the work of Christ in "buying back" humanity from the marketplace of sin.

A sobering message on the price of turning to God, which involves the total execution of the "Self-Life" and personal ambition.

A teaching on repentance not just as an initial act, but as a continuous "lifestyle" of sensitivity to the Holy Spirit.

A core teaching asserting that true conversion is a supernatural revelation of Jesus Christ to the heart by the Holy Spirit.

Based on Jeremiah 6:14, a warning against "shallow" spiritual remedies that deal with symptoms rather than the root of the heart's sickness.

The introductory framework for Reidhead's flagship series, defining salvation as a "miracle of the Divine Life."

The introductory framework for Reidhead's flagship series, defining salvation as a "miracle of the Divine Life."

The introductory framework for Reidhead's flagship series, defining salvation as a "miracle of the Divine Life."

A teaching on the "Empowerment for Service" that follows the New Birth, enabling the believer to witness with power.

A teaching on the "Crisis of the Will" that leads a person out of the world and into the Kingdom.

An exploration of the "Interior Miracle" of salvation and the subsequent assurance given by the Holy Spirit.

An exploration of the believer's ongoing struggle with the appetites of the flesh and the biblical process for maintaining spiritual cleansing.

A roadmap for the "Sanctified Life," detailing how the believer lives in victory over the world, the flesh, and the devil.

A roadmap for the "Sanctified Life," detailing how the believer lives in victory over the world, the flesh, and the devil.

A deep theological study of the "Substitutionary" nature of Christ's death, focusing on the satisfaction of Divine Justice.

An analysis of the "musts" of the Christian life, highlighting the non-negotiable requirements of the Kingdom of God.

An analysis of the biblical account of the first recorded repentance of a believer, focusing on the essential elements of a "God-centered" turning.

A concise definition of the "Good News," emphasizing the "Lordship" of Christ and the "Atonement" as the core of the message.

An expansive view of God's grace, detailing its reach from eternity past to the final consummation of all things.

A deep study of the Law of the Goel (Ruth/Leviticus), illustrating Christ’s legal right and willingness to buy us back.

A theological overview of God’s redemptive strategy, highlighting the "Grace" that spans from election to glorification.

A comprehensive study of the "Total Victory" achieved by Christ over Sin, Death, and the World-System.

A comprehensive study of the "Total Victory" achieved by Christ over Sin, Death, and the World-System.

Based on Matthew 7, a teaching on the difference between a life built on "Hearing" vs. a life built on "Hearing and Doing."

Based on Acts 9, an analysis of Saul’s conversion: "Who art Thou, Lord?" and "What wilt Thou have me to do?"

A diagnostic sermon based on Matthew 3:12, distinguishing between "substantial" faith and "hollow" profession.