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Romans 3:21-26; 4:1-3,9-12,16-25 — Having established God’s provision of justification for all, Paul turns to the ‘how’ - how exactly do we receive the justification we so desperately need? More than just believing, and nothing to do with earning, the key to our salvation is faith: leaning on and living from His unshakeable promises.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 1:06:56
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Romans 3:19-26 — From the Garden of Eden to the present day, humankind longs to be ‘enough’. But as Paul makes clear, we have all fallen short and nothing we can get or do will ever justify us before a truly just God - nothing except His free gift: Through faith in Jesus, His righteousness is given to us. By His blood, the universal longing is ended. Through the finished work of the Cross, it is finished.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 1:03:05
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Romans 3:9-18, 22b-25; 1:18-32; 2:1,17-24; 3:19-20 — Jew, Gentile, religious, secular; the great human dilemma affects us all: no matter how far we unchain our desire, it cannot bring true freedom. To the Romans and to us today, Paul’s message should hit like a ton of bricks. But, only by accepting that we are all equally broken, sinful, and depraved, can we receive the freeing grace that Jesus Christ freely gives.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 1:10:27
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Romans 1:1-16 — From the very first verses of the letter, the singularity of Paul’s focus is clear. His life’s mission, his driving motivation, and the fundamental purpose for his message to the Roman church are all found in the Gospel. The only power that can save sinners and transform nations, the only message that ultimately matters; the Gospel is truth that we must anchor our lives to.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 1:09:02
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Romans 11:33-12:1 — The letter to the Roman church is perhaps the most significant doctrinal portion of scripture in the entire Bible, filled with rich theology. But at its core, Paul’s intent in writing it was simple: to expand our wonder, that it would fuel our worship. As we study through Romans, would all roads lead to a greater awe of our Creator and Saviour than ever before.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 1:13:07
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