The Book of Romans, Part 39: Justification By Grace Revisited I (Rom. 5:6-11)

Summary

The sermon explores the doctrine of justification by grace as foundational to justification by faith, emphasizing that faith is a daily struggle dependent on God's eternal grace. It highlights that Christ died for the ungodly when we were powerless, underscoring salvation as entirely God's work, not dependent on human effort. The preacher warns against errors such as Arminianism, which adds human conditions to salvation, and Absolutism, which denies human responsibility in discipleship. Ultimately, the message calls believers to trust fully in God's sovereign grace and to live out their faith daily in response to that grace.