Christianity Quote by David Martyn Lloyd-Jones
““If your preaching of the gospel of God's free grace in Jesus Christ does not provoke the charge from some of antinomianism, you're not preaching the gospel of the free grace of God in Jesus Christ.””
About This Quote
Source Sermon: The Free Grace of God, 1950s
Preaching true grace should challenge antinomianism; without challenge, the message is incomplete.
In simple terms: True grace provokes questioning of legalism.
Key Takeaway
Embrace a gospel that confronts complacency.
Themes
theace
theology
challenge
Mood
serious
reflective
Type
theological
inspirational
When to use this quote
- church preaching
- personal study
- theological debate
Key Concepts
Free grace
antinomianism
biblical doctrine
Questions to Reflect On
- How does confronting antinomianism strengthen faith?
- What risks arise from a too‑soft gospel?
A Different Perspective
May dilute the gospel’s transformative power if too comfortable.
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