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988 resources referencing Romans 5:1
The sermon explores the spiritual significance of the River Jordan, highlighting its biblical history and symbolic representation of the journey from life to death due to sin. The preacher contrasts…
The sermon explores the principle that laws apply only to those under them, using the Apostle Paul's teaching in Romans 3:19 as a foundation. It emphasizes the universality of God's natural laws,…
The sermon titled 'Departure' reflects on the biblical concept of departure as leaving one place to go to another, emphasizing both physical and spiritual departures. It discusses the first departure…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of being willing and knowledgeable helpers in God's work, drawing from personal experiences and biblical teachings. It highlights that Christians are workers…
The sermon explores the encounter between Jesus and the rich young ruler as recorded in Matthew 19, Mark 10, and Luke 18, focusing on the man's question about inheriting eternal life. It emphasizes…
The sermon explores the concept of law from a biblical perspective, emphasizing that all laws require a lawgiver and that God's laws apply universally to those under them. The preacher illustrates…
The sermon explores the profound question raised by Job: how can man be just before God? It emphasizes that before the Mosaic Law and gospel preaching, Job understood man's unjust state before God…
The sermon emphasizes the profound impact of one sinner, Adam, whose disobedience brought sin and death into the world, affecting all humanity. It highlights the necessity of divine wisdom over mere…
The sermon addresses the biblical concept of condemnation, emphasizing that condemnation is not solely about final judgment but has multiple aspects in Scripture. The preacher highlights John…
The sermon explores the concept of God's longsuffering, emphasizing that God is patient with the wicked and ungodly rather than causing or permitting sin. Using biblical examples such as the days of…
The sermon explores the theme of 'strange things' in the works and nature of God, emphasizing how divine actions often defy human logic and expectations. It reflects on the early ministry of Jesus…
The sermon explores the profound message from Ecclesiastes that "better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof," emphasizing the importance of fearing God and obeying His commandments as…