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Theology Matters: Peace with God
Why does the believer in Christ not fear the wrath that is justly due to his or her sins? James White from Alpha and Omega Ministries examines this question.
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N.T. Wright and the Doctrine of Justification: Panel Discussion
In this audio file, Albert Mohler leads a panel discussion at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary with professors Tom Schreiner, Mark Seifrid, Denny Burk, and Brian Vickers on N.T. Wright and the Doctrine of Justification (September 2009).
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Questions & Answers
What was the status of the church before the Reformation? Is the doctrine of justification by faith alone a new idea in the church? How are Old Testament Jews justified before God? These are just some of the questions that …
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Peace with God
If you are a justified sinner in the eyes of God, you have a peace that can never be breeched. But if you are not justified before God, then you are in a war. Where do you stand? Dr. Sproul …
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The Carnal Christian
Do works produce faith, or is it the other way around? There are many who have confused the order of things concerning faith, justification, and works. In “The Carnal Christian,” Dr. Sproul addresses this problem and helps us understand the …
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Synthetic Justification
What kind of justification do you have? Chances are you may have never even considered what kind of justification you possess. In this message, Dr. Sproul explains the different kinds of justification, and the type that you need.
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After Darkness Light
The Apostle Paul warned the church against those who would replace the true gospel, embraced by faith alone, with a false gospel. In this new series, Dr. Sproul looks at what the doctrine of justification means, and the consequences awaiting …
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Luther’s Discovery
There are those who try to uphold the law of God perfectly, only to find themselves frustrated and despairing. The sixteenth century reformer Martin Luther found himself in such a place, but by the grace of God, he found something …
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Justification by Faith Alone
It was Luther who was known for the doctrine of justification by faith alone, because it was this very doctrine and controversy which provoked the Protestant Reformation of the 16th century. In this section, Dr. Sproul answers the questions …
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