The blessings of justification by faith are outlined in Romans 5:1-5, including peace with God, access to grace, and hope in glorification. Pastor Malcolm emphasizes that the primary purpose of the gospel is to reconcile people to God, not just to provide blessings, and warns against a false gospel that focuses on individual benefits without addressing sin and the need for repentance.

Through faith in Jesus Christ, believers are justified and declared righteous by God, receiving the gift of salvation and righteousness freely by grace. This redemption, made possible by Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross, releases believers from the bondage of sin and Satan. In this teaching, Pastor Malcolm emphasizes the importance of accepting this gift of salvation and being born again through faith in Jesus Christ.

The fear of the Lord is defined as standing in awe of God and hating evil. This fear is lacking in both the world and the church, as many people prioritize worldly wisdom and indulge in sin. However, the fear of the Lord is a blessing, providing guidance, protection, and true happiness.

Paul addresses the hypocrisy of those who boast in the law but break it, dishonoring God and causing His name to be blasphemed among Gentiles. He emphasizes that true righteousness comes from a heart transformed by God, not from external rituals or national identity. Paul underscores the need for all people, regardless of their background, to recognize their sinfulness and accept Jesus Christ as the only remedy for sin.

The Apostle Paul addresses the Jews in Romans 2, highlighting their hypocrisy in judging others while practicing the same sins. He emphasizes that salvation is not based on heritage, law, or religious rituals, but on faith in Jesus Christ. The Jews’ belief in their own righteousness and their disdain for Gentiles hindered their understanding of the gospel’s message of salvation for all.

Today's Text describes mankind’s rejection of God’s revelation, leading to a debased mind and perverted behavior. This rejection results in God giving them over to their own desires, manifesting as societal immorality and a general lack of morality. The Gospel is the only hope for mankind, and revival is needed, with prayer for the Holy Spirit to open eyes and convict hearts.

The essence of salvation is access to the Father, not just forgiveness, eternal life, or happiness. The gospel reveals the righteousness of God, not just His character, but how He makes us righteous through faith. This understanding is pivotal to comprehending the Epistle to the Romans. Pastor Malcolm urges us to seek forgiveness and righteousness in Christ, emphasizing the consequences of rejecting Him.

As Pastor Malcolm Wild begins his series in Romans, he emphasizes the importance of the gospel of Christ as the only path to salvation, expressing a commitment to sharing it boldly and compassionately.

Jesus performs his first miracle by turning water into wine at a wedding, demonstrating his supernatural power and divine nature. This incident underscores Jesus’ concern for everyday life. The passage also emphasizes the importance of obedience and service to Jesus, highlighting the role of believers as vessels for God’s work.

Being a Christian involves practicing the faith daily, not just sporadically. This includes maintaining a heart of gratitude and praise for God, avoiding distractions from the world, and expressing this faith through words and actions. The book of Hebrews emphasizes Jesus as the ultimate high priest, contrasting him with the Levitical system. His sacrifice on the cross, a once-for-all offering, provides eternal redemption and cleanses consciences from dead works. Pastor Len urges Christians to hold fast to their faith, stir up love and good works, and not forsake their assemblies, knowing the day of the Lord is approaching.