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Universal Fatherhood, A Lie! | John

Universal Fatherhood, A Lie! A sermon by Charles Spurgeon Based on John 8:38 – I speak what I have seen with My Father, and you do what you have seen with your father. In this searching and uncompromising sermon, Charles Spurgeon confronts the popular but dangerous idea that God is the Father of all men in the same spiritual sense. Drawing directly from Christ’s words in John 8:38, Spurgeon shows that Scripture clearly distinguishes between two families, two fathers, and two natures. With pastoral clarity and prophetic force, he exposes the false comfort of universal fatherhood and insists that true sonship to God comes only through the new birth in Christ. Spurgeon unfolds the truth that character flows from nature, conduct reveals parentage, and speech betrays the household to which a person belongs. Christ speaks what He has seen with His Father because He is the eternal Son; likewise, the children of God reflect their Father’s nature in holiness, truth, love, and obedience. By contrast, those who remain unregenerate inevitably display the marks of another father altogether. The sermon presses the hearer beyond outward reform and calls for inward renewal by grace. This message is both sobering and hopeful. It strips away false assurances while pointing sinners to the only way into the family of God: repentance and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Clear, searching, and deeply biblical, this sermon remains urgently relevant for a generation confused about sin, grace, and spiritual identity. #CharlesSpurgeon #John838 #NewBirth #ReformedTheology #BiblicalTruth #SpurgeonSermon #ChristianDoctrine ➤ Explore more sermons from Charles Spurgeon:    • The Writings of Charles Haddon Spurgeon      • Spurgeon Sermons From James: Faith That Works      • From Palm Sunday to Easter: Holy Week Mess...   ➤ Subscribe to Immeasurable Grace for more Christ-centered preaching: https://tinyurl.com/ImmeasurableGrace 📌 For a full outline and reflection guide, see the pinned comment below. 📺 All sermons are curated for spiritual reflection, theological depth, and the exaltation of Christ. #CharlesSpurgeon #SpurgeonSermons #PrinceOfPreachers #ChristianSermons #ReformedTheology #GospelPreaching #BiblicalTruth #FaithComesByHearing #ChristExalted #ImmeasurableGrace