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The Word: Galatians 2:15-21
We ourselves are Jews by birth and not Gentile sinners; yet we know that a person is not justified by works of the law but through faith in Jesus Christ, so we also have believed in Christ Jesus, in order … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ, christianity, doctrine, epistle, faith, Galatians, gospel, Jesus, justification, justification by faith, law, Paul, Righteousness, salvation, salvation by faith, theology, works
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Persecution Update: Two Pastors Face Prosecution in Sudan
Sudan remains one of the most difficult places in the world to be a Christian. Once again, two pastors face prosecution there on false charges.
Posted in My journalism, Persecution
Tagged arrest, imprisonment, Kuwa Shamal, law, legal, pastors, persecuted Christians, persecution, prosecution, Sudan, Sudan Church of Christ
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Faith Alone: A 2-Part Message from Galatians
I recently reread the book of Galatians, which emphasizes again and again that salvation in Jesus Christ is found through faith and specifically states “a person is not justified by the works of the law …”
Posted in Christian Life, Sermons, The Word
Tagged Bible, Bible teaching, christianity, faith, faith alone, Galatians, gospel, Grace to You, John MacArthur, law, protestant, salvation, salvation by faith, Scripture, sermon, sola fide, theology, works, works righteousness
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The Word: Romans 8:1-11
There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. For the law of the Spirit of life has set you free in Christ Jesus from the law of sin and death. For God has done what … Continue reading
Book Excerpt from ‘Christless Christianity’
From Michael Horton’s book, Christless Christianity: “Like Peter, our Christian life is a roller coaster of faithfulness and unfaithfulness. Since we always drift back to self-confident triumphalism (remember Peter’s protest, ‘I will never deny you!’ just before he did), we need … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Christless Christianity, faithful, forgiveness, gospel, law, Michael Horton, pardon, Scripture, self-righteousness, unfaithful
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Michael Horton Differentiates Law and Gospel
Taken from his book, Christless Christianity:
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Tagged christianity, Christless Christianity, faith, God, gospel, Jesus, justification, law, law and gospel, Michael Horton, salvation, theology
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Persecution Updates: Good News from Ireland
On the persecution beat, positive stories are rare. I was happy to get to write this one about an Irish pastor’s acquittal.
Posted in My journalism, Persecution, Uncategorized
Tagged acquitted, court case, doctrine, free speech, hate speech, Ireland, islam, James McConnell, law, legal, pastor, prison, theology
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