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What does it mean to be unregenerate? It means that you can relate to nothing but what your senses connect you with. It takes the ministry of the Holy Spirit to connect you with a greater world of reality that is in the promise of God. That is why the natural man doesn't receive the things that are of the Spirit of God. They are not spiritually discerned. You must have a spiritual discernment and the unregenerate person doesn't have that - he's sensual. Oh, he can relate to touch, taste, smell, all of these things - but he cannot connect with God.
Jim Gables (Faith vs Natural Senses)
What the unregenerate person desperately needs in order to come to faith is regeneration. This is the necessary grace. It is the sine qua non of salvation. Unless God changes the disposition of my sinful heart, I will never choose to cooperate with grace or embrace Christ in faith. These are the very things to which the flesh is indisposed. If God merely offers to change my heart, what will that accomplish for me as long as my heart remains opposed to him? If he offers me grace while I am a slave to sin and still in the flesh, what good is the offer? Saving grace does not offer liberation, it liberates. This is what makes grace so gracious: God unilaterally and monergistically does for us what we cannot do for ourselves
R.C. Sproul (Grace Unknown p. 188)
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- The Apparent "Good" in Natural Man

J.W. Hendryx - If natural man's condition is Total Depravity, How do we account for the apparent "good" in the unregenerate?
- What about the Innocent Native who’s never heard about Jesus?

Greg Johnson
- A Solemn Impeachment of Unbelievers

Charles Spurgeon
- A Thought Concerning The Unconverted Religious Zealot

C. Mathew McMahon
- Addressing the Unconverted

John Newton
- Apostasy

Bob DeWaay
- Around the Wicket Gate

Charles Spurgeon
- Caught in our Shame: Comments on the Recent Barna Report

Jim Elliff
- Christ the only Preservative against a Reprobate Spirit

George Whitefield
- Christ's servant among sheep and wolves: an interview with Joel Beeke, Part I

Interviewd by Martin Downes
- Departing from the Living God

William Gurnall
- Did Ishmael and/or Esau go to heaven?

Ra McLaughlin
- Does God Answer the Prayers of Unbelievers?

Robert Barnes
- Don't Feed Dogs And Swine

David Legge
- Election, Non-Election, and Romans 9

Matthew Perman
- Elijah's Appeal to the Undecided

Charles Spurgeon
- Eternal Punishment

A.W. Pink
- Evil Effects of Unbelief

John Flavel
- False Belief

Ra McLaughlin
- False Professors Solemnly Warned

Charles Spurgeon
- False Prophets, Their Projection And Their Production

David Legge
- Free From What?

John Hendryx
- Giant Despair

Alexander Whyte
- Goats and Sheep

Sound of Grace
- How To Know If You Are A Real Christian

Jonathan Edwards - Originally titled "True Grace Distinguished from the Experience of Devils"
- How to Survive in the Last Days of Apostasy

John MacArthur, Jr.
- How Wide is the Narrow Road?

Steve Camp
- Hypocrites and Christ

Rev. Thomas Brooks
- Inclusivism: The fate of those who never hear

Dan Musick
- Jesus Christ Fount of Every Blessing

John Hendryx
- Lordship, Non-Lordship and Dispensationalism

Ernest Reisinger
- Mongrel Religion

Charles Spurgeon
- Natural Men in a Dreadful Condition

Jonathan Edwards
- Of the Last Judgment

Westminster Confession
- On Discerning Who Belongs to the True Church

John Calvin
- ON UNBELIEF

Thomas Reade
- Reprobate

Geerhardus Vos (from The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, 1915)
- Reprobation Asserted

John Bunyan
- Salvation sans Jesus

J.I. Packer - inclusivism vs. exclusivism
- Sin—Sanctification—Unsaved Friends

John Newton
- Spiritual Discernment is Only for the Spiritual

John Hendryx
- Studies on Saving Faith ITS COUNTERFEITS

A.W. Pink
- The Consequences of Rejecting God

Brian Schwertley
- The Cure for Spirtual Blindness (MP3)

Phil Johnson
- The Danger of an Unconverted Ministry

Gilbert Tennent
- The Description of Apostates

John MacArthur, Jr.
- The Destruction of Apostates

John MacArthur, Jr.
- The Difference Between Those Who Think And Those Who Are (Part 1)

David Legge
- The Difference Between Those Who Think And Those Who Are (Part 2)

David Legge
- The Distinguishing Marks Of False Teachers

Thomas Brooks
- The Eternal Security of the Christian

John MacArthur, Jr.
- The Future of the Non-elect

Arthur C. Custance
- The Man on the Island: Facing the Truth About those who Never Hear the Gospel

Russell D. Moore
- The New Birth - Can an Unconverted Person Regenerate Himself?

Brian Schwertley
- The Pretenders

Nick Bibile
- The Sin of Unbelief

Charles Spurgeon
- The Sin of Unbelief

Charles Spurgeon
- The Tragedy of Rejecting Full Revelation (Part 1)

John MacArthur, Jr.
- The Tragedy of Rejecting Full Revelation (Part 2)

John MacArthur, Jr.
- The Tragedy of Rejecting Full Revelation (Part 3)

John MacArthur, Jr.
- The Visible Vs. The Invisible Church

Brian Schwertley
- The Wedding Garment

Charles Spurgeon
- The White Devil - The Sin of Unbelif

John Bunyan
- Thoughts on Unbelief

Ebenezer Erskine
- Twice Dead Men (Part 1)

John MacArthur, Jr.
- Twice Dead Men (Part 2)

John MacArthur, Jr.
- Unbelievers' Joy in the World

Ralph Erskine
- Unregenerate Knowledge of God

John Frame
- What Meanest Thou, O Sleeper?

C.H. Spurgeon
- Who Can Be Saved? A Review Essay (.pdf)

Jim Hamilton
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