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  1. But Now (Romans 3:21–26) - Romans Exposition

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    But Now (Romans 3:21–26) - Romans Exposition

    Romans 3:21–31 is the heart of Romans. Paul begins to unpack the gospel of the grace of God, with special focus on the doctrine of justification by grace alone, through faith in Christ alone. He introduces this section with the exclamation, “But now.” This must become the experience of everyone who will be forgiven and saved from God’s wrath. The Christian is one who says, “But now, ‘I need no other argument, I need no other plea. It is enough that Jesus died, and that he died for me.’” We consider the text under four headings: 1. But Now, a Gospel Era (vv. 21–22a) 2 .But Now, a Glorious Extent (vv. 22b–23) 3. But Now, a Gracious Exchange (v. 24) 4. But Now, a Godly Exhibition (vv. 25–26)

    49분
  2. When Heaven Broke the Silence (Revelation 5:1–14) - Miscellaneous

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    When Heaven Broke the Silence (Revelation 5:1–14) - Miscellaneous

    When chaos reigns and hope seems lost, where do we look? In Revelation 5, the apostle John witnesses a heavenly crisis: a scroll containing God’s redemptive purposes for all of history with no one worthy to open it. The silence is deafening. John weeps. Then everything changes. In the vision of Revelation 5, we see why the Lion of Judah and the Lamb who was slain is the only one worthy to hold history in his hands—and why his worthiness is the foundation of all Christian worship. We see a threefold movement in this vision. 1. I Saw the Scroll (vv. 1–4) 2. ⁠I Saw the Lamb (vv. 5–10) 3. ⁠I Saw the Multitude (vv. 11–14)

  3. Behold the Glory of God (Revelation 4:1–11) - Miscellaneous

    4월 19일

    Behold the Glory of God (Revelation 4:1–11) - Miscellaneous

    In Revelation 4, the apostle John is granted a vision of the heavenly throne room—and what he sees is breathtaking: the radiant glory of the one on the throne, the rainbow of covenant faithfulness, the unceasing praise of the four living creatures, and the elders who cast their crowns before God in worship. The question this passage puts to every one of us is simple and searching: Are you truly in awe of God?

    28분
  4. Guilty as Charged (Romans 3:9–20) - Romans Exposition

    4월 19일

    Guilty as Charged (Romans 3:9–20) - Romans Exposition

    This passage is like a courtroom scene in which God is Judge and all of humanity are on trial before him. The evidence of humanity’s guilt as sinners is overwhelming. Whether Jew or Gentile all are under the righteous wrath of God—guilty as charged. If we will be rescued from God’s wrath, we must first accept this verdict. Then, and only then, are we able to be justified by grace alone through faith in Christ alone. The passage unfolds under three headings: 1. The Charge (v. 9) 2. The Evidence (vv. 10–18) 3. The Verdict (vv. 19–20)

    43분
  5. God’s Righteousness Defended (Romans 3:1–8) - Romans Exposition

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    God’s Righteousness Defended (Romans 3:1–8) - Romans Exposition

    In Romans 3:1–8, Paul provides a reasoned defence against four impertinent questions casting aspersion on the righteousness of God, especially in view of his wrath upon the religious and ritualistic. In each case, God’s righteousness is upheld while the unrighteousness of the merely religious is condemned. These ancient words are equally relevant for the church of the 21st century.

    45분
  6. The Poverty of a Blind Church (Revelation 3:14–22) - Christ among the Lampstands: How God Evaluates Churches

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    The Poverty of a Blind Church (Revelation 3:14–22) - Christ among the Lampstands: How God Evaluates Churches

    Laodicea was one of the wealthiest cities in ancient Asia Minor. A renowned textile industry, medical school, and banking system may have contributed to the sinful attitude expressed in the church: “I need nothing” (v. 17). Jesus exposes the poverty of this blind church and calls them to repentance. Yet even in his rebuke there is the offer of fellowship and glory. The one with ears to hear what the Spirit says will be rich, indeed, in God’s kingdom. We consider two things from this text: 1. The poverty of a blind church (vv. 14–19) 2. ⁠The riches of a repentant church (vv. 20–22)

  7. Religious Yet Not Righteous (Romans 2:17–29) - Romans Exposition

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    Religious Yet Not Righteous (Romans 2:17–29) - Romans Exposition

    Paul is concerned in this text to demolish the wrongheaded view among many Jews that having the revealed law, and the rite of circumcision, provided immunity from God’s judgement. They needed to know that God expects righteousness, not mere religion. And this righteousness is only available through faith in the crucified and risen Saviour. Multitudes today need to hear and embrace the same message.

    46분
  8. Good Friday: The Day Jesus Gave Up (John 19:30) - Easter Services

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    Good Friday: The Day Jesus Gave Up (John 19:30) - Easter Services

    What does it mean that Jesus “gave up his spirit”? When Jesus declared, “It is finished,” it was not a cry of defeat, but of victory. After a life of perfect obedience, enduring temptation, suffering, and the full weight of God’s wrath, he willingly laid down—or, to use the language of the text, gave up—his life. His finished work calls us to give up everything that keeps us from him—and assures us that he will never give up on us. Because it is finished, your salvation can begin.

    29분
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