Topic: Atonement
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The Misunderstood Love of God
Everyone cherishes the love of God, yet it is the most commonly misunderstood truth about Him. Love is one of God’s attributes, not the whole of His being, and it is misread whenever it is cut off from His holiness, justice and truth. His attributes never compete: “hindi natin pwedeng chapchapin si God.” The study traced what that misreading produces.…
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The Precious Blood of Christ
We were not redeemed with silver or gold but with the precious blood of Christ. Over two Sundays, a walk through everything that blood has done for those who believe.
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The Forgiven
Because of Christ’s finished sacrifice, God remembers our sins no more, and we can draw near to Him with a clean conscience and full assurance of faith.
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By His Wounds You Have Been Healed
Peter reminds suffering believers that Christ bore their sins in his body on the cross, so that by his wounds they might be healed.
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The Blood of Jesus, His Son
A look at why Christ had to bear the penalty for sin Himself, and how His blood cleanses those who trust in Him.
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Justified by the Blood of Christ
Sinners are declared righteous before God not by their own works but by the blood Christ shed on the cross — justified freely, through faith alone.
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The Shameful Nakedness of Noah
Noah’s drunken, exposed shame after the flood becomes an unlikely picture of the gospel: the God who clothed Adam and Eve, and let His Son be stripped naked on the cross, to cover ours.
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Proclaiming the Lord’s Death Till He Comes
‘For as often as you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death until he comes.’ A three-part study of the Lord’s Supper, from its roots in the Passover to the hope of Christ’s return.
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The Forgiver, God
God, who alone has the right and authority to forgive sin committed against himself, forgives sinners only through the just satisfaction of Christ’s cross, not by simply overlooking the debt.
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Justice, Atonement, Righteousness
A seminar lecture tracing how the tabernacle and its sacrifices, and ultimately Christ, satisfy God’s justice while making sinners righteous before Him.
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Shalom
Shalom is more than the absence of conflict – it’s the restored peace with God, self, others, and creation that only reconciliation through Christ can bring.
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Vicarious Substitution
Why did Jesus have to die on the cross? This sermon explains the doctrine of vicarious substitution — Christ bearing the punishment His people deserved to satisfy God’s justice.