The Gospel & Faith-Based Righteousness
December 19, 2021
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The prior week to this episode we walked through the great transaction known as double imputation. One may ask after hearing that Jesus has fulfilled the law and that we can receive that righteousness that comes through fulfilling that law through double imputation, how can I enter into that great transaction? The answer is through faith but as with any theological truth, we could always go deeper than the mere answer. Tune in and listen to Bryce and I flesh out yet another foundation of the gospel that we so cherish.
Key texts:
* Romans 3:21-4:8
* Philippians 3:8b-9
My guest joining me this week on the Sunday series is my brother Bryce. Bryce is getting his undergraduate degree in philosophy and hopes to get his MDiv. from a seminary after he completes his undergrad. He hopes to be a pastor shepherding Gods people one day.
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