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The Christian Heritage Center

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Christ the King Reformed Church

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Room For Nuance

1:00:12

John Calvin's Labyrinth

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 17 years ago

56:41

As far as I can understand they Righteous works on behalf of the person doing the penance for the person

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True Works and Dead Works Genesis 28:1-9

EBC

Eureka Baptist Church

over 5 years ago

28:11

When you do righteous works, are they for the Lord?

23:29

What Is Reformed Theology? with R. C. Sproul, Faith Alone Part 2, 5

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

about 3 years ago

7:18

And then the next dimension of penance that was required for a person to be restored to a state of grace

1:06:59

Faith That Works: Dead Faith

RGC

Redeeming Grace Church

about 7 years ago

35:42

Righteous works can save a person. No matter how strongly he may proclaim it.

58:33

The Gospel of Luke (8 ) The Ministry of John the Baptist (1) 11/27/2022

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

over 3 years ago

47:38

Biblical repentance should not be understand understood as doing penance.

48:00

Saved by Works? (w/ The Pactum) | Theocast

Theocast

about 2 years ago

30:57

Because I'm righteous, I'm gonna go and exert, well, I'm gonna be a sacrifice. I can lay myself down for others, which I think you end up becoming more effective because you do works that benefit others instead of works that benefit you.

40:51

Finding Jesus Through the Roof

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 1 year ago

13:13

And in doing righteous deeds, we are being and acting righteous. The difference is, is that this is not a perfect righteousness, which is why we need the perfect righteousness of Christ to be credited to us, because even a non -believer can do things which we can call righteous.

46:11

Good Works Are Your Purpose

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

over 1 year ago

38:53

you're not actually understanding the blessings of Jesus Christ if you don't understand what Christ is doing

49:29

the Righteous, The Self Righteous and The Unrighteous Luke 5:27 - 32 T

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 2 years ago

3:37

And you are doing a righteous action when you obey God's law.

55:40

Justified Before God Luke 18: 8-14

FBC

Faith Bible Church

about 2 years ago

51:39

So that not only would you be forgiven, but that you would also be found righteous in Christ. That's your new identity. Christ has put on his righteousness on you. And any attempt to contribute to Christ's finished work with your deeds will only lead to self -justification.

25:53

Can people Repent?

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 15 years ago

22:23

Now here's how God does the work. He's the initiator, he's the starter, he's the primary cause. To make propitiation for the sins of the people. He's the one who acted. Do we reconcile ourselves? No. Do we redeem ourselves?

50:12

The Great Exchange (Pt 1 - Penal Substitution)

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 2 years ago

48:10

But he is loving and merciful and desires to justify. And so how can he be just and the justifier? By taking the penalty we deserve and giving it to Christ. And Christ takes it willingly on our behalf.

57:20

The Perfections Of God - His Justice

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 20 years ago

5:38

They're going to try to please him by their works, and we'll have to develop that for you to begin our exposition. God's Justice or righteousness means that he is necessarily righteous. In all his judicial judgments he always rewards his rational creatures Directly and accurately Proportional to their works showing partiality to none in Always acquitting the righteous and always condemning the guilty.

1:24:35

Is Jeff Durbin a false prophet? Taking Questions!

Apologia Studios

over 1 year ago

32:26

He doesn't justify the person who is righteous.

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What Does it Mean to Be Righteous? | The Whole Counsel

Media Gratiae

over 5 years ago

4:05

So justification comes as the reward of a life of good works. And also, they're not intermixed. They are wonderfully connected, never separated, but they don't mix into each other. So it's not that the work of Christ on the cross plus some of John Snyder's good intentions together will satisfy the law of God.

1:05:08

The Unconverted “Believer” (16): The Good Works of True Believers (2) 05/30/2021

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

about 5 years ago

24:02

Good works by definition have to be done. Not only they have to be in accordance with the Word of God but it has to be done with the right motivation and desire to please God out of love for God. Now it's important for us and this is important because all of us can fall into this this wrong way of thinking.

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Feb. 19, 2017 Faith Alone by Pastor Josh Sheldon

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

over 9 years ago

0:42

But as his due. And the one who does not work, but trusts him who justifies the ungodly. His faith is counted as righteousness. Just as David also speaks of the blessing of the one to whom God counts righteousness apart from works.

29:35

Wednesday, April 6, PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 4 years ago

24:34

And he goes home justified. He goes home right in the sight of God because he is the sinner who humbled himself before the Lord and said, be propitious to me. Be merciful to me. Satisfy your justice concerning my sins in a gracious and merciful way.

42:31

The Peace of Forgiveness

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 11 years ago

24:48

Because there's another sinner here. And we talked about the penitent sinner. Penitence is repentance or the brokenness. That's where she is. She's penitent. She's seeking forgiveness at the foot of Christ.

9:50

A Brief Defense of Penal Subtitutionary Atonement

Your Calvinist

over 2 years ago

6:03

And he was making an atonement between us and God bringing reconciliation between the two. And the way he did that was God poured out his wrath on Christ in our place. That's what we call penal substitutionary atonement.