Jakob King teaches from Romans 6 that God's grace to us is not freedom to continue to sin; rather, it is freedom from sin.

Dr. Crane shares from Romans 5 that through Adam we are introduced to sin, condemnation, and death; but, through Jesus, we have justification, grace and life abundant.

Dr. Crane shares from Romans 5 how God has demonstrated his love for us by providing reconciliation for us through Jesus.

Jakob King shares from Romans 5 how we can have joy because of the security that Jesus provides. Through Christ, we are given peace, access to God, and hope which are so powerful that we can have joy even in our sufferings.

Dr. Crane shares from Romans 4 about the relationship between our religious works and salvation. Our passage helps us understand that while our works can reflect our faith, God's gift of salvation to us is not based on our own actions.

Dr. Crane shares from Romans 4 how Jesus has paid for our debts and offers the gift of righteousness to us.

Dr. Crane calls this passage one of the most remarkable in all of Scripture. We learn that salvation does not come by our works, but is provided to us by the cross of Jesus Christ, who paid our debt by his atoning sacrifice, purchased our freedom, and freely gave us the gift of righteousness.

Dr. Crane shares how God has made it possible for anyone who believes in Jesus Christ to be justified before God, because Jesus has redeemed them from their sin, and given himself as a sacrifice which atones for their sins.

Dr. Crane shares Paul's case that all people are guilty and under the control of sin. We cannot save ourselves, but what we cannot do on our own God has provided for us through Jesus.

Dr. Crane shows how we can take God's faithfulness and righteousness for granted, while minimizing the need to punish sin. We are blessed with God's Word and its reliability, and we have been warned about the coming judgment of God.