None But Jesus 1 - C. H. Spurgeon

The sermon centers on the exclusive necessity of faith in Jesus Christ alone for salvation, emphasizing that the object of faith must be Christ as the divine substitute who bore the sins of humanity, lived a perfect life, died on the cross, and rose again. It clarifies that faith is not based on personal feelings, moral achievement, or spiritual experiences, but on the sinner's recognition of utter helplessness and the divine command to believe, which serves as the only valid warrant for trusting Christ. The sermon underscores that justification is not earned by human merit but is a gift grounded in God's sovereign grace, where the sinner's guilt is imputed to Christ and forgiven through His atoning sacrifice. As a result, the believer is instantly and eternally freed from condemnation, standing before God as righteous through Christ's imputed righteousness, not their own. The message concludes with a powerful call to embrace this truth with bold confidence, knowing that no sin, past or future, can separate the believer from God's acceptance, because Christ has fully paid the price and now intercedes on their behalf.