In Romans 5, the apostle Paul explains the implications of a correct understanding of the doctrine of justification by faith. In today’s text, we examine the blessed truth that our salvation is eternal.

In Chapter 5 of Romans, the Apostle Paul lists some of the many benefits of justification by faith.

Rethinking our identity and who is in control of our life and how we can restore our thinking to build a successful ministry that will honor God.

Believers live and relate differently as a result of the gospel.

The central truth in the book of Romans is that salvation occurs when a person is justified by faith alone in Christ alone. In this passage of Scripture, Paul points out that salvation is not linked to ceremonial processes or in keeping standards of the law. Salvation depends on faith.

In today’s passage, Paul points to posthumous witnesses as proof that God has always saved the ungodly by no other means than justification by faith.

Pastor Keith invites us to pray. A call to prayer from 1 Timothy 2:1-8 followed by a time of guided prayer.

Believers are to reflect Christlike character in their daily lives.

The gospel gives believers the freedom to live a God-honoring life.

Forgiveness of sin is found only through faith in Jesus.