As believers in Christ, every struggle and situation we go through is an opportunity for us to become more like Christ, and usually results in an upgrade from our current situation.

No condemnation! Set your mind on the spirit and wait for future glory.

In this week's message we learn about the earthly conflict between the two natures of man.

Through your faith, God declares you set free and righteous. Sanctification is an ongoing struggle of the will to overcome the power of sin in our lives.

Jesus never promises us that if we follow him we will never have difficulties in life. what he promises us is that we will never go through them alone.

 

Righteousness was credited to Abraham not because of who he was, but because of his faith. In spite of what his eyes told him, he believed in the promises of God.

In chapter 3 of The book of Romans, Paul teaches us that when we follow the law of faith, we follow the law written on our hearts and spoken to us by the holy Spirit.

In chapter 2 of The book of Romans, the apostle Paul continues his teaching about the dangers self-righteousness and entitlement.

The apostle Paul teaches us in the book of Romans that righteousness is a gift from God. All too often though, we as Christians get in trouble when we try to manufacture our own righteousness.

In this week's message, we introduce the book of Romans and find out how radical the idea of justification by faith can be!