What’s Wrong with Justification by Works?
We will never experience justification based on our works. God offers his salvation by grace. And there is nothing we can do to earn it.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
These blog posts are all theological in nature but not general Bible studies or devotionals.
We will never experience justification based on our works. God offers his salvation by grace. And there is nothing we can do to earn it.
It is always important to remember that the Lord is with us. It will sustain us in challenging times. And focus us during the good times.
It can be challenging to trust that God’s timing in dealing with my life situations is best. But he has a much better perspective than we do.
Was the fall in the garden a regrettable mishap? Or is the fall somehow necessary to accomplish God’s purpose in creation?
As believers in the Lord Jesus, we look forward to his second coming, when he returns to take us to where he is.
As believers in the Lord Jesus, we represent him to the world around us. Be careful that you represent him well in all you do.
The Mercy Seat was the cover of the ark and the place where the blood of the atoning sacrifice was sprinkled. Jesus is our Mercy Seat.
Charm and beauty define how we look to the outside world, but they are deceptive and fleeting. More important is what is on the inside.
Joab is an interesting character in the Old Testament. He was David’s right-hand man who stood with him through all of his conquests.
As believers, we were bought from slavery to sin at a great price, the blood of Jesus. And that should impact all that we do in this life.
A great exchange took place when I came to faith. Christ became sin for me. And in return, I received his righteousness.
Why did God flood the world? The most obvious answer is because of sinfulness. But it also gives us an example of the consequences of sin.