Merciful Savior Online

Here is a truth we seldom consider. Through the sin of the first man, Adam, death was passed down to all men; but through the righteousness of the second man, Jesus Christ, forgiveness and life are made available to all men. Sermon based on Romans 5:12-21

I once had a bumper sticker on my car that said, “Christians Aren’t Perfect, Just Forgiven!” And how true that is!

What does Jesus' bodily resurrection on the third day mean for us today? What hope does it give to all who trust in Christ Jesus?

Have you ever considered the words you would like inscribed on your tombstone? It may sound morbid to speak about epitaphs at Easter, but in light of Jesus’ resurrection on the third day, it’s not morbid but a message of hope.

Good Friday online worship with Scripture from Luke, chapters 22 and 23, and music from The Hymnal Project.

Do we recognize the judgments of God upon us, our people and our land? Joel points out that these things are the judgments of the LORD God to bring us to repent and look to Him for mercy lest the great Day of the Lord come upon us and we be found impenitent and unprepared.

Being justified by faith in Jesus Christ, we now have peace with God and access to the grace of God in which we stand. - A study of Romans 5:1-11

God calls upon His people to repent and look to Him for mercy and forgiveness. The wise and prudent hear His Word and turn to Him; the foolish stumble over them.

Why was it written in the Bible that Abraham believed God and God counted it to him for righteousness? Romans 4:13-25

How were Abraham and David counted righteous in God's eyes? Was it by works or through faith in the promises of God? We consider God's Word in Romans 4:1-12, as well as Genesis 15 and Psalm 32.