Redeemer Church of Waterford

If we have nothing to give to God, how then are we able to give to Him the glory that is due Him? What does the Bible mean when it says "to God alone be glory?" We look back at the glory of God in the Old Testament Tabernacle, in the revelation of the God in the person of Jesus Christ in the New Testament, and the practical ways we are commanded to give God glory in our own lives.

Christ alone is Savior, Sovereign, Superior and Sufficient. By their declaration of "Christ Alone," the Reformers denied that there are any other means by which we are made righteous other than through the substitutionary death of Jesus and his eternal session for us at the Father's right hand.

Christ alone is Savior, Sovereign, Superior and Sufficient. By their declaration of "Christ Alone," the Reformers denied that there are any other means by which we are made righteous other than through the substitutionary death of Jesus and his eternal session for us at the Father's right hand.

How is can sinful human beings ever have a relationship with a holy God? The Bible says that our relationship with God is not based on our goodness, or our religious observances, our good works, or our self-righteousness. Rather God justified us by faith in what Jesus has accomplished through his death in our place.

How extensive is the bondage of our will? The Roman Catholic Church teaches that our will is not so bound by sin that it cannot cooperate with God in choosing to be saved. The Reformers responded that the human will is not free at all, but in bondage to our sinful depravity, so that only God acting independently of our wills and according to his mercy can save us. (Titus 2:11)