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445 resources referencing Romans 3:2
The sermon emphasizes that justification is by faith and not by works, highlighting Abraham's faith as an example of righteousness imputed by God. It explains that Christ's sacrifice paid for all…
The sermon emphasizes the centrality of grace in true Christianity, asserting that grace is the defining characteristic that separates true believers from false ones. It teaches that grace is not a…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of salvation, distinguishing between eternal salvation and temporal or 'time' salvation. The preacher argues that the Bible teaches at least two types of…
The sermon emphasizes the doctrine of limited atonement, teaching that Jesus Christ died specifically for the elect, God's chosen people, rather than for all humanity indiscriminately. It highlights…
The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of justification, emphasizing that no one can be justified before God by their own works or righteousness. It clarifies that justification is a legal…
The sermon addresses the relationship between birth, belief, and baptism from a biblical perspective, emphasizing that regeneration is a work of God independent of human effort. The preacher…
Michael Goons explains the doctrine of justification, emphasizing that justification means being declared righteous by God through the imputed righteousness of Jesus Christ, not becoming righteous by…
The sermon explains the three types of justification found in the New Testament: justification by grace, justification by faith, and justification by works. Justification by grace is God's sovereign…
The sermon reflects on Jesus Christ's role as the way, the truth, and the life, emphasizing His significance as the source of salvation, righteousness, and peace with God. It draws parallels between…
The sermon focuses on Ephesians 2, emphasizing that Jesus is our peace who reconciles Jews and Gentiles by breaking down the dividing wall of hostility through His sacrifice. It highlights that…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of falling, beginning with the fall of man in sin through Adam's transgression and its consequences for all humanity. It emphasizes that while all have fallen…
The sermon emphasizes the righteousness declared through Jesus Christ as the propitiation for sin, fulfilling God's justice and mercy. It highlights the necessity of Christ's sacrifice to uphold…