Romans 5:1-2 presents the blessings that flow from justification by faith. Humanity stands under God’s righteous judgment because of sin…

The message centers on the Reformation confession Solus Christus, meaning that salvation is found in Christ alone. The greatest gift of…

Romans 4:13-25 explains how sinners are accepted by a holy God. Justification is not earned through moral achievement, religious ceremony, or…

The Lord’s Supper takes an ordinary and intimate act, eating together, and gives it profound covenantal meaning. In the ancient Near Eastern…

Romans answers the central question of how sinful people can stand righteous before the righteous God. Since all have failed to obey God…

Baptism visibly proclaims and enacts the gospel. It does not merely communicate the message of salvation verbally, but presents the gospel…

The sermon argues that God appoints elders to shepherd his people according to the pattern of Jesus Christ, the chief Shepherd. In 1 Peter…

Romans 3:21-26 presents God as both perfectly just and abundantly merciful. His righteousness means that God is entirely right in himself and…

Luke 15:1-10 presents Jesus responding to the grumbling of the Pharisees and scribes, who object that he receives sinners and eats with them…