Hypers deny that sinners are to be called upon indiscriminately to repent and believe the gospel. That kind of preaching they decry as a false message: "duty-faith" or "Fullerism". But that which they deny is actually the revealed truth of God - namely, believing on Christ is the obligation of all, no matter their inability, since unbelief is a sin. How can unbelief be a sin if it is not one's duty and obligation to believe? How can I be condemned for unbelief if I am not bound to believe the gospel? This message shows the absurdity of "hyperism" in this regard.
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