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Romans 3:21-31

In the previous message, we addressed the evidence of sin against mankind.

While we are all guilty of sin, in this passage, Paul presents us with a

legal deposition, a plan, explaining just how the accused have been

acquitted of their crimes. This message analyzes what it means to be

justified by Christ.

Paul addresses humankind's common ground: corruption. Without recognition of sin and Christ's forgiveness, we are without hope in this life.

Romans 3:9-24

Paul addresses humankind's common ground: corruption. Without recognition

of sin and Christ's forgiveness, we are without hope in this life.

In this message teaching elder Uriah Guenther teaches the College and Young Adult Class about how to stop justification for sin in its tracks. While by nature our sin is opposing to God, once we are saved we too must oppose our sin and live a life like Christ.

In the previous weeks, we saw how hypocrisy invites God's righteous judgment. In today's teaching, we uncover how false perceptions of ourselves lead to further contradiction in our walk.

Romans 2:17-29

In the previous weeks, we saw how hypocrisy invites God's righteous

judgment. In today's teaching, we uncover how false perceptions of

ourselves lead to further contradiction in our walk.

God measures the motivations and actions of every person. In today’s message, Pastor Briscoe addresses the issue of God's righteous judgment for all mankind.

Romans 2:6-16

God measures the motivations and actions of every person. In today’s

message, Pastor Briscoe addresses the issue of God's righteous judgment for

all mankind.

In this sermon, Pastor Briscoe introduces chapter two of Romans, expanding on Paul’s warning to us concerning hypocrisy. A lifestyle of judging and comparing ourselves to others will only lead to disappointment, disengagement, and pride.

Romans: 2:1-6

In this sermon, Pastor Briscoe introduces chapter two of Romans, expanding

on Paul’s warning to us concerning hypocrisy. A lifestyle of judging and

comparing ourselves to others will only lead to disappointment,

disengagement and pride.