Audio Gospel Sermon ~ "Mysteries Hidden & Revealed"

Gospel Mysteries Hidden & Revealed  Salvation Is Hidden in Christ

 Sermon preached by Henry T. Mahan (28 minutes):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfSHeLesEx8

 

What are the mysteries of the Gospel, and why did Jesus say that God has hidden these things from the wise and prudent but revealed them unto babes? In this powerful sermon from Matthew 11:25, we explore the profound truth that the mysteries of salvation, eternal life, forgiveness, grace, and the knowledge of God are found in Jesus Christ alone. Jesus Christ came into the world to seek and save the lost, yet He was rejected by the religious leaders, the powerful, the wealthy, and the worldly wise. Why? Because the natural man cannot understand the things of God without divine revelation. 

This message examines five important questions: 1. What are the “things” hidden from the wise? 2. Where are these things hidden? 3. From whom are they hidden? 4. How is the knowledge of these things obtained? 5. To whom are these things revealed? The sermon explores vital Gospel truths including:

  • The deity of Jesus Christ
  • Salvation and eternal life
  • Sovereign grace and mercy
  • The new birth and regeneration
  • Repentance and faith
  • The depravity and inability of man
  • The substitutionary work of Christ
  • Imputed righteousness
  • Sanctification
  • Redemption and forgiveness
  • Salvation by grace through faith
  • Divine revelation by the Holy Spirit
  • Christ as the only way to God
The central message is simple and powerful: salvation is found in Christ—not in human wisdom, religion, ceremonies, good works, or human righteousness. Jesus said: “I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by Me.” The mysteries of the Gospel are revealed to those who come humbly to Christ as little children—recognizing their need, their spiritual poverty, and their dependence upon God. Look to Christ. Come to Christ. Trust Christ. Salvation is in Him.

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