Two Men, Two Trees
How can two men represent the whole of human history? In Romans 5, Paul explains that through the disobedience of one man, Adam, all of humanity became subject to sin and death. Yet, through the obedience of one man, Jesus, those who believe in him are given the gift of righteousness and eternal life. The cross did not take Jesus by surprise—it was the sole purpose of the mission given to him by his Father. Christ, who knew no sin, became a curse for us in order to redeem us from the curse of sin.
Topics: Salvation, Atonement, Sin
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01/11/26
The Cost of Membership
Church membership is a vital expression of the gospel and a gift meant for the good of believers and the ...
Danny Schillero
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01/11/26
The Cure for Legalism
Paul confronts the churches in Galatia with the folly of legalism—exposing the danger of drifting away from grace into self-reliance ...
Danny Schillero
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01/04/26
Time Matters
Life often feels repetitive and fleeting, yet Scripture reveals that time is neither random nor meaningless. Ecclesiastes 3 shows that ...
Mickey Aquilino