Looking to the Prophet Habakkuk, we draw hope in the knowledge that in the midst of dark times, when all hope seems lost, God is working. We only have to trust in Him.

God has credited righteousness, He has determined His verdict upon the ungodly. Righteousness imputed on our behalf, righteousness we do not have, given to us.

Martin Luther calls this passage “… the chief point, and the very central place of the Epistle, and of the whole Bible.” With such reverence, listen to the freedom-granting truths about the forgiveness of God and the only right response to it: faith in Jesus.

Sin is the mother of all pandemics, an infection that affects every human who has ever lived. Without excuse, all stand guilty before God. In this sermon, Greg preaches through Romans 3:9-20 and reveals how Paul systemically categorizes how everyone is under sin. This universal sinfulness is to drive us to the only remedy able to save, the righteousness of God himself through the gospel of Christ Jesus.

The Apostle Paul reminds the Romans, and all believers, the hope of the Gospel is this: God is doing His transformational work within His people all to the glory of His name.