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77 resources referencing Romans 4:25
The sermon explores the doctrine of reconciliation with God through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that justification and salvation are acts done for us by God, not by our…
The sermon explores Romans chapter 5, emphasizing that justification means being declared righteous by faith, not made righteous by works. It explains that Jesus' death reconciled sinners to God and…
The sermon explores James 2, emphasizing that faith in Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory, must be genuine and demonstrated through works. It highlights that God is no respecter of persons regarding…
The sermon focuses on 1 Thessalonians 1:9-10, emphasizing the transformation of idol-worshippers into servants of the living and true God through the gospel and the work of the Holy Spirit. It…
The sermon explores Romans 4:25 through Romans 5, emphasizing that Jesus' death and resurrection secured justification and peace with God for believers. It highlights that reconciliation with God…
The sermon emphasizes the uniqueness of the Christian religion based on the Bible, highlighting the doctrine of particular redemption—that Jesus Christ died to save a definite number of people. It…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of submission to the Lordship of Jesus Christ as the foundation for spiritual strength and victory over sin. It explores the believer's new identity in Christ,…
The sermon focuses on the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the cornerstone of Christian faith, emphasizing the significance of the empty tomb and the hope it provides. It highlights the fulfillment of…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of rejoicing daily in the Lord, focusing on Him despite life's challenges and distractions. It highlights the significance of the Lord's Day as a time to remember…
The sermon explores the themes of justification, peace, and access to God through Jesus Christ, emphasizing that Christ was delivered for our offenses and raised for our justification. It highlights…
The sermon focuses on beholding the death, resurrection, and commission of Jesus Christ. It emphasizes that Jesus' death was both prophesied and purposeful, serving as a substitutionary atonement for…
The sermon emphasizes the assurance of salvation as a gift from God, grounded in faith in Jesus Christ, obedience, and love for fellow believers. It addresses common struggles with assurance, such as…