The Splendor of Salvation
Salvation is the story of scripture. The Bible presents Jesus as the Savior and us in need of being saved. To save means to be rescued from a dangerous or threatening situation. So Christ saves us from our sin and the judgment of God. In doing so he reconciles us to our Heavenly Father and delivers us from the wrath to come. Salvation is not a human enterprise for we cannot save ourselves. Salvation is a divine work. It is accomplished and applied by God. In this Lent sermon series we will examine some of the great New Testament words that are used to describe the splendor of our salvation.
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The Splendor of Salvation – Adoption and Assurance
Being in Christ makes one a child of God and therefore an heir of God.
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The Splendor of Salvation – Justification
Martin Luther said that justification by faith alone is the article upon which the church
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The Splendor of Salvation – Repentance and Conversion
In week four of our series Pastor Steer looks at the story of Zacchaeus and
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The Splendor of Salvation – Grace and Faith
Today we look at two of the great words of scripture, grace and faith. They
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The Splendor of Salvation – Regeneration and Calling
During Lent we are looking at what it means to be a Christian. We are
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The Splendor of Salvation – Election
The forty days of Lent are an opportunity to reflect on what Jesus did for
