Reformation

A single shaft of golden light pierces the darkness, illuminating a rustic wooden cross. at the foot of the cross, a pile of jagged stones is scattered, some smoothed by time and water into rounded shapes. the light glints off the polished surfaces of the stones, while shadows gather in the cracks and crevices. in the distance, a shimmering lake reflects the light, its surface broken by the occasional ripple.

Faith Alone: How God’s Righteousness Sets You Free from Self-Righteousness

This is a strong, expository sermon on Sola Fide, correctly grounding justification in the imputed righteousness of Christ received through faith alone. The speaker skillfully defines faith as allegiance and applies the doctrine to diagnose and correct self-righteousness, ethnic pride, and modern Pharisaism. The Christological connections are clear and the applications are bold and relevant, particularly in addressing social and political divisions through the lens of the gospel's leveling effect. The overall message is biblically faithful and pastorally sharp.

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A shaft of golden light illuminates a weathered bible on a simple wooden table, its pages fluttering gently in the breeze.

What Does the Word Say? A Review of Derwin Gray’s ‘Sola Scriptura’

This is a doctrinally sound and pastorally passionate exposition on Sola Scriptura. The speaker correctly affirms the inspiration, infallibility, and sufficiency of the Bible, grounding its purpose in revealing Christ for salvation. The Gospel presentation is clear and biblically faithful. The primary area for coaching involves a recurring reliance on subjective authority claims ('God told me'), which, while likely well-intentioned, risks undermining the very principle of 'Scripture Alone' being taught.

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