Sermon | How Are We Justified? (Romans 4:16-25)
Paul says that justification is through faith alone.

Paul says that justification is through faith alone.
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We hosted our first Romans Recap night where we answered common questions about the first few chapters of Romans. Recorded on October 15, 2022.
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Understanding Joel is a podcast series to help you learn the Bible in accessible and bite-sized pieces. This week we look at the theme of repentance and how God's grace gives us hope. Intro music produced by Danya Vodovoz, Royalty Free Music
This week we explore God's righteous judgement against sin and his kindness that leads us to repentance.
Understanding Joel is a podcast series to help you learn the Bible in accessible and bite-sized pieces. Intro music produced by Danya Vodovoz, Royalty Free Music
Are we responsible for our own actions? How does God respond when we willfully disobey and choose paths that eventually lead to death? These verses speak to man's responsibility for his sin and God's righteous decrees.
In order to rightly understand the good news of the gospel, we need to first understand the bad news of our sin. And to understand why our sin is such bad news, we need to understand the truth of who God is and who we are.
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