Belgic Confession | Article 15 | Seye Maj'

Main Text: Romans 5:12–19, Genesis 6:5, 1 John 3:4What does it mean that all have sinned? Why do we bear the guilt of Adam's sin? This sermon on Article 15 of the Belgic Confession tackles the doctrine of Original Sin with deep theological precision and pastoral care. Using a Q&A format, Seye Maj' addresses critical questions: What is sin? What is original sin? How does it affect our nature, inclinations, and standing before God?Key takeaways include:Sin is defined as both a lack of righteousness and active opposition to God’s lawGuilt is a state of being liable to God’s judgment, not merely a feeling of remorseOriginal sin as both inherited guilt and corrupt nature passed on from Adam to all peopleEvidence from Scripture that sin includes thoughts, desires, and inclinations, not just outward acts (Genesis 6:5, Romans 3:23)The universality of sin and the necessity of divine grace for any hope of salvationThis sermon is essential listening for anyone seeking to understand why humanity needs a Savior, and how Christ’s obedience undoes Adam’s fall (Romans 5:19). It doesn’t merely inform; it leads the hearer to marvel at the grace of God that meets us in our total depravity.Please listen and share