Dive deep into the heart of the Protestant Reformation with this eye-opening exploration of justification by faith alone (Sola Fide)—the cornerstone doctrine that sparked a spiritual revolution! In this video, we unpack Westminster Larger Catechism Question 70, breaking down what it means to be declared righteous before God through Christ's perfect obedience, not our own works. Perfect for Bible study, Christian theology enthusiasts, and anyone seeking assurance in God's free grace.

Whether you're reflecting on Reformation Day (October 31st) or wrestling with questions like "How am I saved?" or "What role do good works play?", this teaching reveals:

Justification as God's free grace: Unmerited favor for sinners (Ephesians 2:8-9).Full pardon for all sins: Christ's atoning work on the cross (Colossians 2:13-14; Isaiah 53:5). Imputed righteousness: The great exchange where we receive Jesus' perfection (2 Corinthians 5:21).Faith alone receives it: No human effort required—it's all about trusting in Christ (Romans 5:1; Galatians 2:16).

Discover how this truth counters legalism, fuels gratitude, and brings lasting peace with God. From Martin Luther's breakthrough to modern applications, learn why Sola Fide remains counter-cultural in a self-help world.

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Find the blog version of the devotional here: https://www.weaverbaptistchurch.org/post/understanding-justification-by-faith-alone-westminster-larger-catechism-question-70-explained

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