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Justification is important. To be seen by God as righteous is important and necessary. Justification is a declaration God can make to those who put their faith in Him. The Lord Jesus Christ is the key "Person". We need to put our trust in His finished work in order to be saved.

Matthew 24:4 "And Jesus answered and said unto them, Take heed that no man deceive you." King James Version

This sermon explores the theological tension between present suffering and future glory as described in Romans 8, emphasizing that both creation and believers groan under the weight of the curse and personal weakness. The central message asserts that the Holy Spirit intercedes for believers in their inability to pray perfectly, while the Father executes a sovereign plan to conform them to the image of His Son. The preacher highlights the certainty of this predestined path, arguing that glorification is so assured it can be viewed as already accomplished, thereby securing the believer against condemnation. By contrasting the reality of the curse with the hope of redemption, the teaching encourages a posture of hopeful endurance rather than despair, affirming that nothing can separate the faithful from the love of God. The tone is pastoral and instructional, aiming to provide comfort and clarity regarding the security of the believer amidst life's struggles.

We need to have what we see in these end-times explained to us by (studying The Word of God, Prayer, and the Holy Spirit), guiding and directing, whereby we should belong to a Body of Believers (The Church) where God has given gifts unto men. We are to present the church without spot or blemish, the Elders of the Church has been given to feed the Flock of God.

This sermon examines Paul's argument in Romans 2:25-29 that external religious rituals, such as physical circumcision, hold no value without corresponding obedience to God's law. The teaching emphasizes that God views true identity not through ethnic heritage or outward signs, but through an inward transformation of the heart by the Holy Spirit. By contrasting the faith of Gentiles with the hypocrisy of religious insiders, the message asserts that genuine righteousness comes from faith in Christ rather than adherence to the letter of the law. The sermon concludes that salvation is a gift of grace received through faith, making believers the true circumcision who worship in the spirit and glory in Jesus Christ.

We are encouraged to "preach the word" whether it's "in season, out of season" as Paul predicted that the time would come that we now live in where they "will not endure sound doctrine"! Includes a short video at the end titled, "A Fairy Tale For Grownups". Also Reference: 2 Timothy 4:1a, John 3:19, 2 Thessalonians 2:10-11, Romans 1:19-28 MUSIC: "Jesus Loves Me"/"Doxology" Hymn # 345 (C) "Grace Greater Than Our Sin" Hymn # 347 (D) "O Happy Day" Hymn # 483 (D) "I'll Live For Him" https://bbfohio.com

Teaching on Romans 2:17-24

This sermon examines the book of Romans as the first systematic theology, organizing its content into distinct doctrinal sections: hamartiology (sin), soteriology (justification and sanctification), and Israelology. The speaker contrasts Paul's exegesis with Roman Catholic, Calvinist, and Arminian views, arguing that none fully align with the biblical text. Specifically, it asserts that humans are born in sin but not totally unable to believe, that justification is a legal declaration apart from works, and that sanctification is a daily process of reckoning and presenting oneself to God rather than a condition for salvation. The presentation emphasizes the necessity of literal hermeneutics and authorial intent to avoid theological error, urging believers to rely on the Scripture's clear teaching over human systems.