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This first thing to remember, of course, is that we must never separate the benefits (regeneration, justification, sanctification) from the Benefactor (Jesus Christ). The Christians who are most focused on their own spirituality may give the impression of being the most spiritual ... but from the New Testament's point of view, those who have almost forgotten about their own spirtuality because their focus is so exclusively on their union with Jesus Christ and what He has accomplished are those who are growing and exhibiting fruitfulness. Historically speaking, whenever the piety of a particular group is focused on OUR spirituality that piety will eventually exhaust itself on its own resources. Only where our piety forgets about ourself and focuses on Jesus Christ will our piety nourished by the ongoing resources the Spirit brings to us from the source of all true piety, our Lord Jesus Christ.
Sinclair Ferguson
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- The Saint's Call to Arms

William Gurnall
- Notes on Our Ongoing Need of Redemption as Christians

John Hendryx
- A Treatise on Good Works (1520)

Martin Luther
- Christ's Use of the Law to Promote Piety in the Christian

Joel Beeke with comments from J.W. Hendryx
- Growing in Grace

John Frame - Living Under God’s Grace: Spiritual Maturity (from The Doctrine of the Christian Life)
- Means of Grace: God's Provision for Our Salvation and Sanctification

Bob DeWaay
- Sane Faith - Part 1

David Powlison
- Sane Faith - Part 2

David Powlison
- Sane Faith - Part 3

David Powlison
- Resurrection Living

William D. Dennison - Colossians 3:1-4
- Gospel-Driven Sanctification (.pdf)

Jerry Bridges
- Free to Be Righteous

Donald A. Hagner
- Sanctification: By Grace Alone

David P. Scaer
- Pietistic Vs. Biblical Sanctification

John Hendryx
- The Difference Between Legal and Gospel Mortification

Ralph Erskine
- Christ Died for the Sins of Christians, Too

Rod Rosenbladt
- Living as Heirs

Lee Irons
- A New Creation

Michael Horton
- Hebrews Chapter 6

H.A. Ironside
- The Deadly Dangers of Moralism

John MacArthur, Jr.
- The Life, Walk and the Truimph of Faith

William Romaine
- How to Preach the Gospel to Yourself Every Day

Mark Mullery (pdf file)
- Preach the Gospel to Yourself

Mark Mullery
- The Danger of Legalism in Reformed Circles

Bill Baldwin
- Reformed Sanctification

M. Sawyer
- The Promise-Driven Life

Michael Horton
- The Life, Walk, and Triumph of Faith

William Romaine
- How to Grow in Grace and Make Progress in Piety

Archibald Alexander
- Sanctification

Abraham Kuyper
- Grown in Grace

Derek Thomas
- Sanctification (Part 1)

Max A Forsythe
- Sanctification (Part 2)

Max A Forsythe
- Holiness

Joel R. Beeke
- Sanctification and Growth

John Piper
- Sanctification By Grace

John G. Reisinger
- The Difference Between Legal and Gospel Mortification

Ralph Erskine
- A Spiritual Appetite

Sinclair Ferguson
- Nourish Every Grace

Geoff Thomas - Devotional article on the role of the believer in growing in grace
- Sanctification

Philip E. Hughes - “Deeds are the fruits of love; and love is the fruit of faith.”
- What Do I Mean By a Gospel-Driven Life? Part 1

John Fonville
- What Do I Mean By a Gospel-Driven Life? Part 2

John Fonville
- What Do I Mean By a Gospel-Driven Life? Part 3

John Fonville
- The Gospel-Driven Life

Dr. Harry L. Reeder III
- A Quest for More: Living for Something Bigger than You - Chapters 1-3 (.pdf)

Paul David Tripp
- For Jesus Sake

Hywel R. Jones
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