Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

After salvation, so many Christians fall into the trap of trying to work hard for God. David Platt turns to Philippians 2 and explores the meaning of "working out our salvation." You may be surprised to find that all our work is not required--He doesn't need anything we have to offer. He just wants us to focus on grace and the Gospel.

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After salvation, so many Christians fall into the trap of trying to work hard for God. David Platt turns to Philippians 2 and explores the meaning of "working out our salvation." You may be surprised to find that all our work is not required--He doesn't need anything we have to offer. He just wants us to focus on grace and the Gospel.

The most important question we can ever ask ourselves is, are we truly born again? David Platt returns to John 3 and elaborates on Jesus' discussion of salvation with Nicodemus. We'll see that while it's our job to believe, it's God who transforms our lives. And ultimately God transforms our lives for our eternal good and His eternal glory.

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The most important question we can ever ask ourselves is, are we truly born again? David Platt returns to John 3 and elaborates on Jesus' discussion of salvation with Nicodemus. We'll see that while it's our job to believe, it's God who transforms our lives. And ultimately God transforms our lives for our eternal good and His eternal glory.

What does it really mean to be born again? This is the question posed to Nicodemus in John 3, and it's not an easy concept to understand. David Platt contends that it's easy to think you get it, but we will learn that many times we oversimplify being born again to just the forgiveness of sins. We will find that God has much more in store for His people.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

What does it really mean to be born again? This is the question posed to Nicodemus in John 3, and it's not an easy concept to understand. David Platt contends that it's easy to think you get it, but we will learn that many times we oversimplify being born again to just the forgiveness of sins. We will find that God has much more in store for His people.

What was the primary reason Jesus went to the cross? Many of us would say to take away the sins of the world. While Jesus did take away sins, there is a lot more to it. David Platt looks at the Gospel through the lens of Romans 3 and what our response to the biblical Gospel should be. You may be surprised to find how some of our long held opinions have skewed our thinking of Christ on the cross.

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What was the primary reason Jesus went to the cross? Many of us would say to take away the sins of the world. While Jesus did take away sins, there is a lot more to it. David Platt looks at the Gospel through the lens of Romans 3 and what our response to the biblical Gospel should be. You may be surprised to find how some of our long held opinions have skewed our thinking of Christ on the cross.

Is it possible to sum up the Gospel in just one sentence? David Platt does just that as he examines Romans 3:21-26, making the case that it's possibly the most important text in the entire Bible. He points out the differences between biblical Gospel and modern-day Gospel and explains that many times our man-centered world view twists our view of God.

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Is it possible to sum up the Gospel in just one sentence? David Platt does just that as he examines Romans 3:21-26, making the case that it's possibly the most important text in the entire Bible. He points out the differences between biblical Gospel and modern-day Gospel and explains that many times our man-centered world view twists our view of God.