<p>Why does Paul use such big, weighty words in these few verses? Because the gospel is vast and deep and heavy with glory.  We are going to focus on the gospel word: propitiation.</p>

Why does Paul use such big, weighty words in these few verses? Because the gospel is vast and deep and heavy with glory. We are going to focus on the gospel word: propitiation.

<p>Why does Paul use such big, weighty words in these few verses? Because the gospel is vast and deep and heavy with glory.&nbsp; We are going to focus on the gospel word: propitiation.</p>

Romans 3:21-26 | The Vindication of God in the Sacrifice of His Son

Simple Grace Radio exists to share Christ's glorious grace for a transformed life. We pray that God will powerfully work by connecting the realities of the Good News in Christ to the everyday patterns of our life. We are confident because the Bible says real transformation comes from hearing this Good News, "I am not ashamed of the Gospel [Good News]," Paul writes in Romans 1:16 "for it is the power of God unto salvation." The Gospel shows us how serious the consequences of our sin are: Jesus had to die a painful death on a cross to bear our sin. It's not enough, therefore, to live a basically good and moral life. Everybody needs forgiveness and salvation offered only in Jesus. Come to him to find life, peace and lasting joy.

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Romans 3:21-26 | The Vindication of God in the Sacrifice of His Son