Nathan W. Bingham
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It is Christ's righteousness and His righteousness alone that justifies us. Now that's good news, and that'll be our topic today on this Thursday edition of Renewing Your Mind. The gospel is always under attack. Distortions seek to creep into the church. Pressure from the world seeks to force us to downplay the exclusivity of Christ or the reality of sin.
It is Christ's righteousness and His righteousness alone that justifies us. Now that's good news, and that'll be our topic today on this Thursday edition of Renewing Your Mind. The gospel is always under attack. Distortions seek to creep into the church. Pressure from the world seeks to force us to downplay the exclusivity of Christ or the reality of sin.
When you read Galatians, even then in the early church, the Apostle Paul was fighting false teaching and attacks upon the gospel. So series like the one you're hearing this week from R.C. Sproul are so needed to help us not forget the purity of the gospel and to help us take a stand against error. As Protestants, we believe in justification by faith alone. But what does that really mean?
When you read Galatians, even then in the early church, the Apostle Paul was fighting false teaching and attacks upon the gospel. So series like the one you're hearing this week from R.C. Sproul are so needed to help us not forget the purity of the gospel and to help us take a stand against error. As Protestants, we believe in justification by faith alone. But what does that really mean?
Here's Dr. Sproul to help define our terms.
Here's Dr. Sproul to help define our terms.
That is good news on this Thursday edition of Renewing Your Mind. I'm Nathan W. Bingham, and I'm thankful that you're with us today as we continue to celebrate 30 years of broadcasting truth. Is there someone you know who needs to hear today's message from R.C. Sproul? It's easy to share a link to today's episode at renewingyourmind.org or from your favorite podcast player.
That is good news on this Thursday edition of Renewing Your Mind. I'm Nathan W. Bingham, and I'm thankful that you're with us today as we continue to celebrate 30 years of broadcasting truth. Is there someone you know who needs to hear today's message from R.C. Sproul? It's easy to share a link to today's episode at renewingyourmind.org or from your favorite podcast player.
Thank you for helping spread the good news of the gospel and the truth of Scripture. This series, Justified by Faith Alone, is actually 10 messages, twice as many messages than you'll hear this week.
Thank you for helping spread the good news of the gospel and the truth of Scripture. This series, Justified by Faith Alone, is actually 10 messages, twice as many messages than you'll hear this week.
So if you'd like to complete this study and take advantage of the companion study guide to help you, you can request lifetime digital access at renewingyourmind.org or by calling us at 800-435-4343 when you give a donation of any amount. This is a wonderful study for a small group or a family to help keep you grounded in these foundational and vital truths.
So if you'd like to complete this study and take advantage of the companion study guide to help you, you can request lifetime digital access at renewingyourmind.org or by calling us at 800-435-4343 when you give a donation of any amount. This is a wonderful study for a small group or a family to help keep you grounded in these foundational and vital truths.
If you, as a Christian, commit a mortal sin and die, you go to hell? That doesn't sound like good news, but that is part of the Roman Catholic view of salvation and one of the matters that Protestants were protesting during the 16th century Reformation. This is the Wednesday edition of Renewing Your Mind. I'm your host, Nathan W. Bingham.
If you, as a Christian, commit a mortal sin and die, you go to hell? That doesn't sound like good news, but that is part of the Roman Catholic view of salvation and one of the matters that Protestants were protesting during the 16th century Reformation. This is the Wednesday edition of Renewing Your Mind. I'm your host, Nathan W. Bingham.
When you examine the official teachings of the Roman Catholic Church compared to the teaching of Scripture, it really is a contrast between bad news and good news. And that's why the Reformers pursued Reform, a return to the clear teaching of the Word of God. In the series that you're hearing this week from R.C. Sproul, he unpacks further the history and theology of the Reformation.
When you examine the official teachings of the Roman Catholic Church compared to the teaching of Scripture, it really is a contrast between bad news and good news. And that's why the Reformers pursued Reform, a return to the clear teaching of the Word of God. In the series that you're hearing this week from R.C. Sproul, he unpacks further the history and theology of the Reformation.
You can own the series, study guide, and the hardcover edition of The Legacy of Luther when you give a gift of any amount in support of Renewing Your Mind at renewingyourmind.org. Well, to help us better understand the Roman Catholic view, here's Dr. Sproul.
You can own the series, study guide, and the hardcover edition of The Legacy of Luther when you give a gift of any amount in support of Renewing Your Mind at renewingyourmind.org. Well, to help us better understand the Roman Catholic view, here's Dr. Sproul.