You've heard it said it doesn't matter what you believe just as long as you're sincere.

Well, Christianity says eternal life matters concerning what you believe.

There is a content to the Christian faith.

Eternal life does hang in the balance, which is why we must be so clear in our proclamation of the gospel and

Vigilant in our defense of it

Welcome to the Friday edition of Renewing Your Mind, as we conclude a week of

R.C. Sprawl unpacking for us the theology of the Protestant Reformation

and presenting a clear explanation of the biblical gospel.

This week's series is called Justified by Faith Alone, and today is the final day that you can

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justified by faith alone but what is true saving faith?

Here's Dr Sproll.

We've been looking at the reformation formula justification by faith alone.

And I'm going to look briefly now at the question of faith.

What is meant in the formula justification

by faith alone by the word faith.

And in the initial stages of the reformation, the Roman Catholic Communion

heard Luther teaching a kind of licentious libertinism or anti-nomionism,

the idea that you can just believe in Christ and then live however you want

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