Marty Solomon’s with us this week, looking at the true peace that comes from our justification. He reminds us that the hope we have in Jesus will never lead us to shame.

Marty Solomon’s with us this week, looking at the true peace that comes from our justification. He reminds us that the hope we have in Jesus will never lead us to shame.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Derek talk about Genesis 15 and what “credited” as righteous means, the various aspects of faith, and the differences between faith in, faith of, and faithfulness.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Derek talk about Genesis 15 and what “credited” as righteous means, the various aspects of faith, and the differences between faith in, faith of, and faithfulness.

Aaron’s back this weekend, preaching his way through Romans 4. He makes the case that the goal of following God is not simple moralism, but a faith strong enough to push us outside of our comfort zones and into the work for which God calls us.

Aaron’s back this weekend, preaching his way through Romans 4. He makes the case that the goal of following God is not simple moralism, but a faith strong enough to push us outside of our comfort zones and into the work for which God calls us.

Aaron’s back this weekend, preaching his way through Romans 4. He makes the case that the goal of following God is not simple moralism, but a faith strong enough to push us outside of our comfort zones and into the work for which God calls us.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Derek talk about Genesis 15 and what “credited” as righteous means, the various aspects of faith, and the differences between faith in, faith of, and faithfulness.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Derek discuss the questions and arguments Paul presents at the opening of Romans 3 before diving deep into the Old Testament references made later in Romans 3 and our resulting responsibilities in light of this passage.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Derek discuss the questions and arguments Paul presents at the opening of Romans 3 before diving deep into the Old Testament references made later in Romans 3 and our resulting responsibilities in light of this passage.