How do you know God accepts you?

Many people spend their lives trying to earn God's approval through good works, religious activity, church attendance, or personal effort. But is that how a person is made right with God?

In Romans 4, the Apostle Paul uses the example of Abraham to reveal a powerful truth: salvation has never been earned by works—it has always been received through faith. Long before the Law was given, Abraham was declared righteous because he believed God.

In this Bible study, you'll discover:

• Why Abraham is the greatest example of saving faith
• The difference between faith and works
• Whether good works can save you
• What it means to be justified by faith
• How God's promises are received
• Why religion can never replace a relationship with God
• How to know you are accepted by God

Whether you're a longtime Christian, new to faith, or simply searching for answers about salvation, grace, and God's acceptance, Romans 4 provides life-changing truth that points directly to Jesus Christ.

📖 Scripture: Romans 4

In this teaching, we explore biblical faith, justification, Abraham's example, salvation by grace, and how believers can confidently trust in God's promises.

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