By simply believing in the One who has promised to justify the ungodly, we receive the perfect righteousness of Jesus Christ, together with the forgiveness of sinners.

Moses is sent to Egypt by the Lord

God not only establishes His righteous standard but that when He saves sinners, He makes them new in Jesus Christ.

God has made a way for sinners to be reconciled to Himself, and Jesus Christ has purchased that way.

James helps us to see that we are being sanctified and made steadfast by God’s grace and through our trials. James gives us A Faith That Works.

James helps us to see that we are being sanctified and made steadfast by God’s grace and through our trials. James gives us A Faith That Works.

In Nahum 3:1-19, we see the justice of God on full display. As we contemplate the justice of God against sin, we see our need for Christ, who satisfied God’s justice against us.

Paul has painstakingly proven that people are not basically good, and they need the grace of God because they are unable to stand before the justice of God.