Hope for the Finding

We live in a world that seems increasingly divided and at odds with each other. The answer is that we live in a world with a lot of confusion due to blindness to the reality of Christ in the secular world, and an ignorance of how we should respond to confusion by the church.

In this first part of a mini series we learn from Peter How we as the church are to respond to confusion and confrontation.

Romans 6 shares a simple truth that must be lived out daily: Through Faith in Christ Sin has lost its power over us. But how do we live out that truth in a real way in our daily lives? Listen as we share from Romans the keys to victory over the temptation to sin.

There are moments that God is speaking clearly to us. He calls us to action, and calls us to service. Those moments when God is clearly moving are worth remembering. These moments demand a response. The question is, and how the moment will be remembered is how we respond.

Paul writes about the basis of our Justification by comparing and contrasting the first physical man, Adam; with the first Spiritual man, Jesus Christ! In the end we find yet another reason to Praise God for What He has done!

After an explanation of God's clear plan and. explanation of justification, Paul now gives us a clear illustration of Justification in the life of Abraham. Learn how God justified Abraham, and how this applies to us today.

Part 2 of an Explanation of Justification concludes the message where the plan of God for Justification is revealed clear and plain.

Paul explains how God will grant His righteousness through faith in His son Jesus Christ. It will be just as if we never sinned, as Jesus serves as the propitiation for our sin and any and all who believe on Jesus are granted righteousness without any reason to brag. It is a gift of grace that is given to us because of the love of God and no other reason.

This week on our "Road Through Romans" we find the plan of God for Salvation revealed.

We have learned that all mankind is guilty and without excuse.

We have learned that the given law cannot save us.

We have learned just how wretched the mankind is apart from God.

Yet God still loved mankind enough to provide a way for Salvation, and a restored relationship with God

This week's passage begins an explanation of that plan and it focuses on justification through faith in Christ.

What is justification? That is what we Paul begins to explain in this section of Scripture.

We Continue our Study in Romans with an examination and X-ray of the human condition in Romans 3:9-20.

The passage shows us the wicked and broken condition of mankind with an an examination from head to foot, inside and out.

But the story is not over, despite how terrible and failing the human condition is, God in His love, mercy and Amazing Grace made a way of salvation and redemption through Jesus Christ.

Continuing our journey through the book of Romans:

God's enduring faithfulness is on display and is worthy of our praise.

Despite the lack of faithfulness of His people through the years, God's faithfulness stands in stark contrast and is great enough to overcome the shortcomings of his called servants.

We are to lift up His name and His character because He is Faithful.

What Christian's need is not more security, protection, or safety in this world. What Christians need is a closer walk with God!

Listen as we compare the willingness to serve our nation and pay the price necessary for freedom to the more important need of our willingness to be willing to pay the price of a a sold out Christian for Jesus. The Question is, are you willing?