Looking to Our Loving Father: Things Unseen with Sinclair B. Ferguson

Summary

The sermon explores the profound deception of believing God is not a kind and generous Father, a lie originating from the fall in Genesis 3. Drawing on John Owen, it highlights that many Christians struggle with immediate communion with God the Father due to an unfamiliarity with His mercies and an anxious view of His good-will, a problem stemming from the original lie about the Father's love. The practical takeaway is to "eye the Father as love," fixing our gaze on His unwavering affection, which is the free fountain of all, and not a sentiment purchased solely by Christ's blood.