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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2025 · 26 MIN

DO WE CONDEMN OURSELVES WHEN WE JUDGE OTHERS? (Part #3: Romans 2:1-16)

from The Gritty Gospel with Christy Young · host grittygospelchristy

Let's dive into Romans chapter 2! Paul's message is so humbling! Do we unknowingly condemn ourselves when we judge others? Does judging others say more about ourselves than the person being judged? In the early church in Rome, Paul is aiming to help both Jew and Gentile believers appreciate they are sinners before a holy God, and that the only way to be saved is to put their faith in Christ! Paul clarifies that religion - apart from the Gospel - is powerless to save. The law given at Mt. Sinai illuminated and revealed our sin, and pointed to our need for a Savior; however, it had no ability to actually save us. Listen in to the first part of Romans 2, as Paul highlights our sinful nature - even among those of us who believe we are "good, moral" people, and emphatically encourages us to put our faith in Christ as the only means of true salvation. #biblestudy #romans #Paul #christianity #judgment #condemnation #salvation #bible #romansseries #gospel

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