Pastor Neil wraps up his messages on the third chapter of Romans by reminding us that salvation, although freely given, was "expensively purchased." He clearly explains that the benefit of Jesus' atoning sacrifice extends to the whole world. And, although it cost Him dearly, we can receive the matchless gift of salvation by grace, through faith in Jesus Christ.

Pastor Neil wraps up his messages on the third chapter of Romans by reminding us that salvation, although freely given, was "expensively purchased." He clearly explains that the benefit of Jesus' atoning sacrifice extends to the whole world. And, although it cost Him dearly, we can receive the matchless gift of salvation by grace, through faith in Jesus Christ.

Pastor Neil wraps up his messages on the third chapter of Romans by reminding us that salvation, although freely given, was "expensively purchased." He clearly explains that the benefit of Jesus' atoning sacrifice extends to the whole world. And, although it cost Him dearly, we can receive the matchless gift of salvation by grace, through faith in Jesus Christ.

In this message, Pastor Neil explains that Jesus Christ is the 'hilasterion', (Rom. 3.25) the fulfillment of the OT 'Mercy Seat'; the One in Whom God and man can finally meet.

In this message, Pastor Neil explains that Jesus Christ is the 'hilasterion', (Rom. 3.25) the fulfillment of the OT 'Mercy Seat'; the One in Whom God and man can finally meet.

In this message, Pastor Neil explains that Jesus Christ is the 'hilasterion', (Rom. 3.25) the fulfillment of the OT 'Mercy Seat'; the One in Whom God and man can finally meet.

In this message, Pastor Neil illuminates the divide between sinful man and Holy God. He explains that, although we are justly condemned for our sinfulness, we are freely offered the righteousness of God by faith in Jesus Christ.

In this message, Pastor Neil illuminates the divide between sinful man and Holy God. He explains that, although we are justly condemned for our sinfulness, we are freely offered the righteousness of God by faith in Jesus Christ.

In this message, Pastor Neil illuminates the divide between sinful man and Holy God. He explains that, although we are justly condemned for our sinfulness, we are freely offered the righteousness of God by faith in Jesus Christ.

In this message, Pastor Neil uses dramatic readings to illustrate the conflict being debated by Paul in Romans 3:1-8. He demonstrates that, although our sinfulness magnifies God's righteousness, we should not use this as an excuse to abuse the limitless nature of His grace and faithfulness.