Preach the Word: Personal Holiness and Likeness to Christ, Part 1 There is no video available for this conference session. [dlaudio link="https://trinitypastorsconference.org/wp-content/uploads/conferencesessions/2010.10.20Personal-Holiness-and-Likeness-to-Christ-Part-1-Albert-N-Martin-102910726194.mp3"]Download Audio[/dlaudio] There is no text available for this conference session. Albert N. Martin
Preach the Word: Work Out, Aim High, Hold Fast, and Hold Forth [dlaudio link="https://trinitypastorsconference.org/wp-content/uploads/conferencesessions/2010.10.18Work-Out-Aim-High-Hold-Fast-and-Hold-Forth-Albert-N-Martin-1019101243595.mp3"]Download Audio[/dlaudio] There is no text available for this conference session. Albert N. Martin
The Bride of Christ: Her Beauty Perfected and Manifested on Her Wedding Day [dlaudio link="https://trinitypastorsconference.org/wp-content/uploads/conferencesessions/2015.10.19The-Bride-of-Christ-Her-Beauty-Perfected-Albert-N-Martin-10201592541.mp3"]Download Audio[/dlaudio] May I urge you to follow with me as I read four different passages from the Scriptures. I am not going to expound all of these passages, but I will be making reference to
Standing Firm, Stretching Forward: A Biblical Call [dlaudio link="https://trinitypastorsconference.org/wp-content/uploads/conferencesessions/10-21-2013-Stand-Firm-A-Biblical-Call-Albert-N-Martin-10221392153.mp3"]Download Audio[/dlaudio] There is no text available for this conference session. Albert N. Martin
Grace: The Manifestation and Training of the Saving Grace of God [dlaudio link="https://trinitypastorsconference.org/wp-content/uploads/conferencesessions/10-15-2012-The-Saving-Grace-of-God-Albert-N-Martin-1024121051331.mp3"]Download Audio[/dlaudio] There is no text available for this conference session. Albert N. Martin
The Law of God: The Pastor’s Use of the Law, Part 2 There is no video available for this conference session. [dlaudio link="https://trinitypastorsconference.org/wp-content/uploads/conferencesessions/10-20-2011-Session-8-Pastors-Use-Albert-Martin-1028111015464.mp3"]Download Audio[/dlaudio] The following is a transcript of a sermon delivered on Thursday afternoon, October 20th, 2011 during the annual Pastor’s Conference at Trinity Baptist Church in Montville, NJ. The preacher
The Law of God: The Pastor’s Use of the Law, Part 1 There is no video available for this conference session. [dlaudio link="https://trinitypastorsconference.org/wp-content/uploads/conferencesessions/10-20-2011-Session-7-Pastors-Use-Albert-Martin-1028111010292.mp3"]Download Audio[/dlaudio] The following is a transcript of a sermon delivered on Thursday morning, October 20th, 2011, during the Annual Pastor’s Conference at Trinity Baptist Church in Montville, NJ.
Albert N. Martin
First of all, our vision for these days is that of seeking a recovery of the biblical gospel. Nothing is more important in any generation than the maintenance of the integrity of the gospel and the proclamation of that gospel in the power and demonstration of the Holy Spirit. I say that nothing is more important in any generation than the maintenance of the integrity of the gospel for the simple reason that the gospel is the exclusive, divine remedy for man in the manifold complexities of his sin and lostness.
Albert N. Martin
Now, I take up with you the second element of Our Vision for These Days, namely, a renewal of biblical holiness. What I purpose to do in the time allotted is to speak of our vision for these days with reference to a renewal of biblical holiness under these three headings. First of all: the centrality of holiness in the purposes of redemptive grace. Secondly: the indispensability of holiness in the application of redemptive grace. Then: a sketch of the theology of holiness in the outworking of redemptive grace.
Albert N. Martin
Now, we come to take up the third of these things that constitute our vision, not in a sense that we have had some supernatural revelation, but the word “vision” being used synonymous with our perspective concerning the great need of these days. The third strand of our vision of these days is what I have entitled “A Return to Biblical Churchmanship.”
