When you think about it, it’s a lot easier to do the wrong thing because we are so free, rather than choose to not do that wrong thing. Being justified in Christ carries with it many blessings, one of which is freedom. How we choose to exercise that freedom speaks volumes about our character and walk with the Lord.

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Romans is a how-to guide for effective Christian living. Again we’re uncovering the wonderful blessings of justification found in chapter five of Romans. Justification has been broken down into a very easy to remember form, just-as-if-we had never sinned!

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Having wrapped up chapter four last time, we now move into chapter five, and underscore The Blessings of Justification. Justification is a central tenet of the Christian faith. We have been justified through the blood of Christ, and we can have certainty that we indeed will be in eternity in heaven with our wonderful savior!

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It's the absolute foundational truth of our salvation. We are sabved by faith and faith alone, through God's grace. Nothing we "do" can save us. We are justified through the death of Christ on the cross.Join us in Romans, chapter four, as we seek to understand Justification by Faith.

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Many people areunder the impression that good works save us. And maybe that’s what you believe today. We invite you to join us for The Dwelling Place, as we look into this whole matter of justification. We can’t afford to get this wrong, so let’s join pastor Al Pittman and turn to the truth of God’s Word for the right answer, in Romans chapter four.

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We are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone. While you may understand that, your neighbor down the street likely doesn’t. And they desperately need to hear it. We’re in the midst of a study through Romans and we’ll complete our look at chapter three today, as we join pastor Al and see Paul’s defense of Justification.

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Stress is an every day fact of life for many people. Doctor’s offices are filled with people needing help to deal with stress. So what’s the solution for a stressed out life? I thin you know where I’m going with this! Pastor Al is taking us through the book of Romans right now, and today we stop again in chapter three, for a message titled A Reason to Live Out Loud.

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Pastor Al Pittman is taking us verse by verse throughPaul's epistle to the Romans, and today we highlight the first eighteen verses of the third chapter. So, who do you really trust. Saying we completely trust God with our lives is one thing. Living like we believe it is quite another.

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Many religions around the world have traditions and rituals. According to the apostle Paul, in his letter to the Romans, these traditions have a tendency to lure people into a false sense of security concerning their salvation. It’s the ages old debate about whether we are saved by grace, or simply by faith. Paul explains here, once and for all, that we are saved by grace, not by works. As we’ll see today, this wasn’t an easy pill to swallow for the religious people of Paul’s day.

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In his letter to the Romans, Paul was adamant about our position in Christ. We are saved by grace and grace alone. He declared that our status here on earth - social or otherwise - has absolutely no bearing on our position in heaven. This was a hard lesson for the Jews to grasp, as they were taught to regard their status as higher than the lowly Gentiles around them. Having an air of superiority is a completely inappropriate thing for a Christian. We know that we are sinners saved by grace!

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