Gospel Centered Life (Monergism)

Gospel Centered Life

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

The Saint's Call to Arms
William Gurnall

Gospel-Driven Sanctification (.pdf)
Jerry Bridges

The Difference Between Legal and Gospel Mortification
Ralph Erskine

A New Creation
Michael Horton

Advancing the Gospel in the 21st Century
by Tim Keller

What Does Gospel Centered Ministry Look Like (mp3)
Tim Keller

The Prodigal Sons (MP3)
Tim Keller - on why the gospel is not religion or irreligion, but something else.

Spurgeon Quotes on the Gospel
by C.H. Spurgeon collected by Ligon Duncan

Pietistic Vs. Biblical Sanctification
John Hendryx

Christ vs. Moralism
John W. Hendryx

Are Our Churches Preaching the Gospel?
John Hendryx

The Reformers’ Hermeneutic: Grammatical, Historical, and Christ-Centered
Nathan Pitchford