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445 resources referencing Romans 3:2
The sermon explores the significance of the word "how" in various biblical contexts, focusing on encounters in John chapters 3 and 4, including Nicodemus and the Samaritan woman at the well. It…
The sermon explores the biblical depiction of sin through the metaphor of leprosy, emphasizing its deep, corrupting, and isolating nature. It highlights the compassion of Jesus in healing the leper,…
The sermon emphasizes the simplicity and profundity of justification by the blood of Jesus Christ, explaining that justification is a legal declaration of righteousness by God, not a transformation…
The sermon explores the various names and titles of Jesus Christ, emphasizing His unique conception, divine mission to save His people from their sins, and His identity as the Son of God, Son of…
The sermon explores the omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence of Christ, emphasizing His divine knowledge and presence throughout Scripture. It highlights examples from Luke, John, and other…
The sermon explores the story of Jesus dining at the house of Simon the Pharisee, focusing on the contrast between Simon's self-righteousness and the repentant woman's humble love and devotion. It…
The sermon emphasizes the centrality of Jesus Christ in the Christian faith, urging believers to have a Christ-centered daily walk rooted and built up in Him. It highlights that Christianity is not…
The sermon explores the theological debate within Baptist history regarding whether salvation is mediated through external means such as the church, gospel preaching, and sacraments, or directly by…
Elder Michael L. Goins explores the concept of temporal salvation, distinguishing between the objective reality of redemption by Christ and the subjective perception of that salvation. He argues that…
The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of justification, emphasizing its dual meaning: being rendered righteous and being declared righteous. It highlights the eternal justification through…
The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of justification by faith, emphasizing that righteousness before God is not earned by works but credited through faith, as exemplified by Abraham and David.…
The sermon addresses how Christians should interact with sinners, emphasizing compassion and grace rather than judgment or exclusion. It highlights biblical examples, such as Peter's change of heart…