Formed By Grace
September 20
Join us as we look deeper into grace.
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Romans explains God's plan of salvation through Jesus Christ. It shows humanity's need for salvation because of sin, God's provision of righteousness through faith, and how believers are called to live in response to God's grace.
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Yes. Good works do not earn salvation, but they are the natural result of a life transformed by God's grace. Christians serve and obey God out of gratitude for what Christ has done for them.
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Justification means being declared righteous before God. We are not made right with God by our good works but by trusting in Jesus Christ, who died and rose again for our salvation (Romans 3:21–26).
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Faith is trusting in God's promises and relying on Jesus Christ alone for salvation. Like Abraham, believers are called to trust God's Word even when circumstances seem uncertain (Romans 4:13–25).
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Yes. Good works do not earn salvation, but they are the natural result of a life transformed by God's grace. Christians serve and obey God out of gratitude for what Christ has done for them.
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Repentance is a change of heart and direction. It involves turning away from sin and turning toward God in faith. It is often described as making a spiritual "U-turn."
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Yes. The gospel is for all people. Anyone who places their faith in Jesus Christ can receive forgiveness and eternal life, regardless of their past (Romans 10:13).
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Jesus died as the perfect sacrifice for our sins. His death satisfied God's justice, and His resurrection demonstrated His victory over sin and death, making salvation possible for all who believe.
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God invites each person to trust in Jesus Christ, repent of sin, and receive His gift of salvation. If you have questions about faith or would like to speak with someone, we would be honored to help.
