Tag: Scripture: Romans 5

The Mark of the Lamb

In their book, "The Mark of Jesus," Timothy George and John Woodbridge seek to convince us of the upmost importance of love and unity in the life of believers.

The Promised Sacrifice (Advent 2020, #4)

Jesus was born so He could one day die. . . . Isaiah 52:13-53:12.

Condemnation, Justification, and Federal Headship

People are justified the same way they were originally condemned--on the merits of another. . . . Romans 5:12-21.

What Happened to Love?

If our modern worship music better handled the topic of God's love, the church would be better equipped to live in love. . . . Romans 5:6-10.

When Secular Entertainment is More God-Fearing Than Our Politicians

Of all the horribly sick mantras in our world today, I firmly believe that the one that tops the list goes something like this, "It's a woman's body, so it's her choice." . . . Leviticus 18:21.

A Sacrifice that Truly and Totally Saves

"Jesus did not die on the cross for every single person who ever existed, but only for those who believe." . . . John 3:16

Will Real LOVE Please Stand UP???

If love of enemies is a prerequisite to be a true believer according to Jesus, and if we can’t even rightly love our brothers and sisters, then how in the world can we rightly refer to ourselves as believers in the Gospel of Jesus Christ?

Cuttings and Contrasts – 5:2-9

our historian highlights God’s grace through several contrasts so that we would remember where we have come from as the people of God. . . Joshua 5:2-9