<p>In this sermon, we continue our series in the book of Romans. Today we come to a critical text that explores the power of the death of Christ on the cross. God demonstrates or proves His love for us here at the cross of Calvary. We look at Christ's intent in His death, the efficacious nature of the atonement, and its reconciling power in bringing us into a state of grace and forgiveness with God. </p>

In this sermon, we continue our series in the book of Romans. Today we come to a critical text that explores the power of the death of Christ on the cross. God demonstrates or proves His love for us here at the cross of Calvary. We look at Christ's intent in His death, the efficacious nature of the atonement, and its reconciling power in bringing us into a state of grace and forgiveness with God.

Romans 5:6-11. [Sermon]. Christ Died for Sinners.

Matthew Everhard is a pastor, writer, adjunct professor, and Jonathan Edwards scholar. He is the senior pastor of Gospel Fellowship PCA, a Reformed, Bible-Believing church just North of Pittsburgh, PA. He is also an adjunct professor at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, PA. His various articles can be read on Modern Reformation, Desiring God, Logos Academic, and more.

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Romans 5:6-11. [Sermon]. Christ Died for Sinners.

Romans 5:6-11. [Sermon]. Christ Died for Sinners.