In Romans 3:9-20, Paul brings his argument to a powerful conclusion to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that there is no one righteous, charging humanity with being helplessly captive under sin, radically corrupted by sin, and therefore justly condemned. In this sermon, pastor Matt shows that the power of sin demands a redemption so great that only God himself could accomplish it and that the greatness of our sin serves not only to reveal God’s justice in condemning the guilty, but to magnify God’s grace in saving the unworthy.
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