Washed, Sanctified, Justified: Why the Church’s Internal Life is its Greatest Public Witness
This is a strong, expository sermon on 1 Corinthians 6:1-11. The pastor faithfully works through the text, correctly identifying the Corinthians' sin of suing one another as a failure of public witness and a display of spiritual immaturity. The sermon is powerfully grounded in the indicative of the gospel, culminating in a clear articulation of the believer's new identity in Christ: 'washed, sanctified, and justified.' The liturgical elements, including the recitation of the Westminster Confession, demonstrate a commitment to confessional orthodoxy.