A Just God and a God of Justice.

I will continually praise God for “Justification By His Grace”.

It was by meditating through the Book of Romans that the great reformer, Martin Luther, came to a personal relationship with our Savior the Lord Jesus Christ.  Who is
King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

“Lord, I will praise and magnify you, who is just and the one who justifies those who have faith in Jesus.” Romans 3:26.

God’s judicial righteousness is demonstrated in the Gospel.  God required, because of His holiness, a sacrifice for sin.

God chose . . . to use a perfect sacrifice to appease His wrath toward sin.
God chose . . . His own Son to die on the cross, shed his blood and make a way for all, by faith, to have a relationship with the Father.

“. . . God is not willing that any should perish but that all should come to repentance.” 11 Peter 3:9

Jesus said,

“Behold I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door. I will come into him and dine with him and he with me. Revelations 2:20

The Invitation . . .

God urges us to fellowship with Him, His Son, and the Holy Spirit by responding to His invitation.  An invitation to open our hearts door by faith, repent of our sin and become a member of the family of God.

The Response . . .

I urge all who read this to respond in faith and except God’s gift of salvation.

Have a blessed week,