Romans - The Righteousness Of God
5 classes + Exhort mostly focusing on Rom1-5. Topically the first 2 classes on the condemnation of Jew & Gentile sinner in Romans 1-3. The remaining classes on God's goodness towards man for not leaving man to die under the burden of sin, and in turn our reasonable response of loyalty.
Classes
Class 1: Introduction to the Gospel of Christ.MP3
The class introduces the Book of Romans, focusing on the righteousness of God and the need for salvation through faith in Christ. It covers the themes of sin, unrighteousness, and the universal need for redemption, emphasizing the gospel's power and the importance of understanding its doctrinal principles.
Class 2: The Need for Redemption.MP3
The class discusses Romans 3:20-26, emphasizing that salvation comes through faith in Christ rather than adherence to the law. It highlights the need for redemption and the role of Christ as the mercy seat, underscoring God's righteousness and the futility of trying to achieve righteousness through the law.
Class 3: The Father of all Them that Believe.MP3
The class explores Romans 4, focusing on Abraham's justification by faith, not works, and David's justification despite the law. It emphasizes the concept of imputed righteousness and the importance of faith in God's promises, contrasting this with reliance on the law and human effort.
Class 4: The Power of Justification.MP3
The class covers the effects of justification by faith as described in Romans chapter 5, emphasizing peace, grace, hope, and eternal life. It also discusses the importance of suffering and affliction as part of the Christian walk.
Class 5: The Effects of Love.MP3
The class discusses the practical application of love within the ecclesia, emphasizing the importance of esteeming others better than oneself and avoiding conflicts over trivial matters. It highlights the transformative power of love and the need for unity and peace among believers.