<p>As we will see in our text, God isn’t interested in a “cleaned up version” of our sinful self. He insists that we come before him as we really are. He doesn’t want us to try and make ourselves worthy of grace. Because, as Paul will point out – then salvation is no longer of grace. God wants us to come as we are. </p>

As we will see in our text, God isn’t interested in a “cleaned up version” of our sinful self. He insists that we come before him as we really are. He doesn’t want us to try and make ourselves worthy of grace. Because, as Paul will point out – then salvation is no longer of grace. God wants us to come as we are.

<p>As we will see in our text, God isn’t interested in a “cleaned up version” of our sinful self. He insists that we come before him as we really are. He doesn’t want us to try and make ourselves worthy of grace. Because, as Paul will point out – then salvation is no longer of grace. God wants us to come as we are.&nbsp;</p>

Romans 4:1-8 | Justification by Imputation

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Romans 4:1-8 | Justification by Imputation