Nathan W. Bingham

But here's the catch.

Only wrong guesses were allowed, and the most creative guess won.

And two of the guesses that stand out in my mind were wretched and with a righteousness that is not his own.

Because like all Christians, I am sinful, and I do have a righteousness that is not my own, namely the righteousness of Christ.

This is Renewing Your Mind on this Monday, and you just heard a message from Dr. Sproul's Names of God series.

Today was an introduction, but throughout this 15-message series, R.C.

Sproul considers the significance of Elohim, Adonai, El Shaddai, and other names of God found in the Scriptures.

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Tomorrow, R.C.

Sproul begins to examine some of the names of God in the Bible, beginning with Yahweh.

So be sure to join us Tuesday here on Renewing Your Mind.

For Christians, there can always be a temptation to think that we contribute something to our salvation.

When we add additional requirements to the gospel, we distort it.

It becomes, as the Apostle Paul put it, a different gospel.