Doctrine of Justification - Radio 6/25/17

Summary

The sermon explores the doctrine of justification, contrasting the Catholic, Protestant, and Primitive Baptist views. It emphasizes that justification is a legal declaration of righteousness accomplished by Christ's work on the cross, not a process dependent on human works or faith alone. Faith provides the believer with assurance of salvation, while good works serve as evidence of that justification before others. The Primitive Baptist view reconciles scripture by distinguishing between legal justification at the cross, experiential assurance by faith, and justification by works as a public declaration.