Big Springs Community Church (Reformed)

Sermon title: The Benefits of Justification 
Sermon texts: Psalm 69:6-7; Romans 5:1-11 
 
Abstract: How do we know that we have peace with God and we are reconciled to God? How do we know the hope of God’s glory? We know these “because God’s love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us” (5:5).

Sermon title: The Benefits of Justification
Sermon texts: Psalm 69:6-7; Romans 5:1-11

Abstract: How do we know that we have peace with God and we are reconciled to God? How do we know the hope of God’s glory? We know these “because God’s love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us” (5:5).

Sermon: Romans 5:1-11 (August 15 2021)

Sermon title: "God the Just and Justifier" 
Sermon texts: Psalm 85:1-3; Romans 3:21-31 
Sermon Outline: (1) God is Just and Righteous; (2) All are Sinners Under a Just God; (3) God is the Justifier of Sinners 
 
Catechism Reading: Heidelberg Catechism Q&A 10 &11 
Songs: Holy, Holy, Holy!; Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me; Jesus! What a Friend for Sinners!; Doxology

Sermon title: "God the Just and Justifier"
Sermon texts: Psalm 85:1-3; Romans 3:21-31
Sermon Outline: (1) God is Just and Righteous; (2) All are Sinners Under a Just God; (3) God is the Justifier of Sinners

Catechism Reading: Heidelberg Catechism Q&A 10 &11
Songs: Holy, Holy, Holy!; Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me; Jesus! What a Friend for Sinners!; Doxology

Worship Service: Romans 3:21-31 (August 8 2021)

Sermon title: "God the Just and Justifier" 
Sermon texts: Psalm 85:1-3; Romans 3:21-31 
 
Abstract: God is not only just and righteous but is “the justifier of the one who has faith in Jesus” (v 26). He himself satisfied his righteous wrath against sinners by sending his own Son to cover our sins by his blood. All our justification was accomplished by God through Christ. We have no part in any way in it. Therefore, Paul says to the Jews and to all of us, “Then what becomes of our boasting? It is excluded” (v 27). No one can boast that his “good works” contributed to his salvation. It is all of God and his Son our Lord Jesus Christ.

Sermon title: "God the Just and Justifier"
Sermon texts: Psalm 85:1-3; Romans 3:21-31

Abstract: God is not only just and righteous but is “the justifier of the one who has faith in Jesus” (v 26). He himself satisfied his righteous wrath against sinners by sending his own Son to cover our sins by his blood. All our justification was accomplished by God through Christ. We have no part in any way in it. Therefore, Paul says to the Jews and to all of us, “Then what becomes of our boasting? It is excluded” (v 27). No one can boast that his “good works” contributed to his salvation. It is all of God and his Son our Lord Jesus Christ.

Sermon: Romans 3:21-31 (August 8 2021)

Sermon title: Justification for Doers, Not Hearers, of the Law 
Sermon texts: Jeremiah 31:33-34; Romans 2:12-29 
 
Paul states that salvation does not depend on whether a person is a Jew or non-Jew, but on keeping or disobeying the law. So, we’re back to the basic question: Is Paul teaching salvation by obeying the law, in other words, by doing good works? And how about those who die in their sins without hearing the gospel? 
God demands sinlessness, and no one can be sinless. How then can you be saved? By believing in the gospel of Christ, that he is the only Savior and Lord (Romans 3:20). Your salvation is by God’s grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone (Ephesians 2:8-9). God has fulfilled his promise that in the new covenant, he will write his law in our hearts (Jeremiah 31:33-34), so by the Spirit, we will be able to obey his commandments (Ezekiel 36:26-27).

Sermon title: Justification for Doers, Not Hearers, of the Law
Sermon texts: Jeremiah 31:33-34; Romans 2:12-29

Paul states that salvation does not depend on whether a person is a Jew or non-Jew, but on keeping or disobeying the law. So, we’re back to the basic question: Is Paul teaching salvation by obeying the law, in other words, by doing good works? And how about those who die in their sins without hearing the gospel? 
God demands sinlessness, and no one can be sinless. How then can you be saved? By believing in the gospel of Christ, that he is the only Savior and Lord (Romans 3:20). Your salvation is by God’s grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone (Ephesians 2:8-9). God has fulfilled his promise that in the new covenant, he will write his law in our hearts (Jeremiah 31:33-34), so by the Spirit, we will be able to obey his commandments (Ezekiel 36:26-27).

Big Springs Community Church (Reformed) Videos

Sermon: Romans 5:1-11 (August 15 2021)

Worship Service: Romans 3:21-31 (August 8 2021)

Sermon: Romans 3:21-31 (August 8 2021)

Sermon: Romans 2:12-29 (July 25 2021)

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Sermon: Romans 5:1-11 (August 15 2021)

Worship Service: Romans 3:21-31 (August 8 2021)

Sermon: Romans 3:21-31 (August 8 2021)

Sermon: Romans 2:12-29 (July 25 2021)

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