Problems With the “Roman Road to Salvation” (Rom. 3:10; 3:23; 10:9; 5:1)

Summary

The sermon critiques the commonly taught "Roman Road to Salvation," questioning its applicability to Old Testament saints, unborn children, and those unable to respond to the gospel. It emphasizes that salvation is not secured by human response or works but solely through Jesus Christ, who is the true and only way to the Father. The preacher highlights examples like John the Baptist, Saul of Tarsus, and the thief on the cross to illustrate that salvation is a work of God's sovereign grace, not human effort. Ultimately, the message affirms that Jesus himself is the way, truth, and life, not the denominational steps often promoted.