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1:10 Justification is spelled out. Justification by faith is spelled out in three and four and it's illustrated with a couple of old testament examples. Paul uses Abraham and he says, Abraham believed god. He trusted him And in trusting him, God counted that to him as righteousness. So though Abraham was not righteous, God called him righteous because he trusted him. Nothing Can Separate Us
45:35 Right? Justification, sanctification, glorification. But are you good until you just get to heaven? What's the comforter comforting you in today? What is the counselor guiding you in today? Sunday, March 23, 2025 - 11am Traditional Service - Guest Speaker Dustin Flueckiger - Psalm 86 · Dustin Flueckiger
0:59 There's no one righteous, no, not one. There's no one who seeks after him. We have all fallen short of the glory of god. Wages of sin is death. All of that is in there but so is justification. Nothing Can Separate Us
50:31 So it doesn't matter if that one sin in your life is just a simple careless word in traffic or if it's genocide. If it's thinking poorly of somebody or murdering them. Sin is sin. And when it comes to justification, it's all the same. We are all in need of a savior. By Grace, Through Faith
53:19 Now the good news, of course, is that the real work of justification has already been done. The cleansing of sin is accomplished fully, freely, forever forgiven. That's us. The bill has been paid, and we know it because of the empty tomb. But the problem is we tend not to stay there. Grace Through Faith: It Is a Gift · Brad Yates
13:38 And be found in Him. Kind of skipping ahead, I was studying a book that Lauren had read in her seminary training called Justification by N. T. Wright, and he's trying to help the reader put things in perspective. The sun has risen and it turns out we are in its orbit, not the other way around. Put No Confidence in the Flesh
35:18 And they spoke in such a way that a large number of people believed, both Jews and Greeks. They stuck to what it said. They were very clear about Jesus as Messiah. That's what they presented. They were very clear about Jesus' unjust death that made justification for all who would ever believe. A Tale of Three Cities
1:36 And so that he gives an example from David. I'm trying to do seven and a half chapters of Romans in a minute and a half. The results of justification and condemnation, the short way to put this is will it be that you identify with Adam who failed in his probation, right? He failed. And our federal head, Adam, is the default setting. Nothing Can Separate Us
41:51 So it says, For his sake, I have suffered the loss of all things and count them as rubbish, in order that I may gain Christ and be found in him. And be found in him. Kind of skipping ahead, was studying a book that Lauren had read in her seminary training called Justification by N. T. Wright, and he's trying to help the reader put things in perspective. Put No Confidence in the Flesh · Van
53:16 And yet Jesus told him in John three five, truly, truly, I say to you, unless someone is born of the water and the spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God. Now the good news, of course, is that the real work of justification has already been done. The cleansing of your sin is fully accomplished. Fully, freely, forever forgiven. You've heard me say it time and time again because I want you to know it. By Grace, Through Faith
44:35 Paul mentions over and over and over and over again that Jesus was raised, that he was viewed by people. He says that in first Corinthians 15. In Romans, he says, he was declared to be the son of god with power by the resurrection from the dead. Romans four, he was delivered for our offenses and raised for our justification. Believers are able to walk in newness of life because they have identified with Christ and his death and his resurrection. Eight Days That Changed the World
14:51 He was a Pharisee and a professional holy man. Nicodemus entire life was dedicated to do to doing good works and preaching about the kingdom of God. And Jesus told Nicodemus in John three, he says, truly, truly, I say to you, Nicodemus, unless someone is born of water and the spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God. Nicodemus, nothing you can do is good enough for God. Now, the good news, of course, is that the real work of justification has already been done. Grace, Faith, Works
5:51 I'm thankful for whatever god has given me. He allows me breath in my lungs to be able to carry forth his good news and to be able to keep on going. So, be content with whatever you have and he gives a justification for that for he himself has said, I will never desert you nor will I ever forsake you. I read a sermon on this passage that I'll never leave you nor forsake you passage and in Greek, they don't mind a double negative, okay? So, in English, if we say, ain't no way I'm doing that, you know, ain't no, that's that's a double negative and it just makes people bristle, right? Jesus Is Better Than All of These Things

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