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Verse by Verse Bible teaching from Dr. Michael Easley. From the ministry of Michael Easley inContext.All rights reserved Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo
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  • Righteousness That’s Not Your Own (Romans 3:21-31)

    Righteousness That’s Not Your Own (Romans 3:21-31)
    Jul 28 2025
    Summary In this sermon, Dr. Michael Easley explores Romans 3:21–31. Through Paul’s words, we’re confronted with the sobering reality that all people are equally sinful and fall short of God’s glory. The good news is that God makes sinners righteous, not through human effort, but through His grace, accomplished by the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. Dr. Easley walks through Paul’s logic, showing how God's righteousness is revealed apart from the Law, through faith in Christ alone. He explains that justification is a gift—completely unearned and undeserved. It was made possible because Jesus bore the wrath we deserved. The cross is not just a moment of forgiveness, but the very place where God’s justice and mercy meet. As Dr. Easley explains, this truth dismantles religious pride. There’s no room to boast. All have sinned. All need grace. And anyone—Jew or Gentile—can be justified by faith. In a culture that minimizes sin and elevates self, this sermon re-centers believers on God’s incredible mercy and the unmatched significance of Christ’s finished work. Takeaways Jesus redefined the Law by exposing sin not just in actions, but in the heart. All people, regardless of status or background, are equally sinful before God. God's righteousness is revealed apart from the Law and is accessed by faith alone. Justification is a free gift given through grace, not earned by works. Jesus' sacrifice satisfies God's justice and redeems us from sin’s penalty. Because salvation is entirely God’s work, there is no room for boasting. To read the book of Romans, click here. Click here for other Michael Easley Sermons.
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    36 m
  • The Nature of Sin (Romans 3:9-20)

    The Nature of Sin (Romans 3:9-20)
    Jul 21 2025
    Summary In this sermon, Dr. Michael Easley unpacks the biblical doctrine of sin and humanity’s universal need for salvation. He begins by addressing how both the church and culture define “sin,” exposing the world’s denial of sin and the believer’s need to own it personally: “My sin is the problem.” Drawing on Paul’s sweeping argument, Dr. Easley shows that all people—Jew and Gentile alike—are under the power of sin. No one seeks God. No one does good. We are condemned not just by our actions but by our very nature. Dr. Easley walks through Paul’s Old Testament citations to demonstrate sin’s pervasive reach: we sin against God, with our speech, and through our actions. Even religious privilege, like being entrusted with God’s Word, doesn’t give immunity from sin’s reign. Ultimately, he reminds us that the law exposes our sin but cannot justify us. Only a perfect Savior—Jesus Christ—can rescue us. Takeaways Everyone is a sinner—no one is righteous. Sin isn’t just what we do; it’s our nature. The law reveals sin but cannot save. We can’t stand before God on our own merit. Christ alone makes us righteous by His work. Believing culture’s view of sin leads to deception. To read the book of Romans, click here. Click here for other Michael Easley Sermons.
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    28 m
  • Entrusted With The Oracles of God (Romans 3:1-8)

    Entrusted With The Oracles of God (Romans 3:1-8)
    Jul 14 2025
    Summary In this sermon, Dr. Michael Easley unpacks the challenging theological argument Paul makes in Romans 3:1-8. He begins by exploring the question, “What advantage is there to being a Jew?” Paul acknowledges the Jews’ privileged status as recipients of God’s oracles, the trustworthy Scriptures, and the covenant people through whom Christ would come. However, Paul also confronts objections regarding human unfaithfulness and God’s righteousness. If many Jews are unfaithful, does that mean God is unfaithful? Paul emphatically denies this, asserting that God’s faithfulness stands firm even when humans fail. Dr. Easley outlines four key objections Paul addresses: the significance of religion, faithfulness, righteousness, and truth. Some argue that human unrighteousness somehow glorifies God’s righteousness, or that sinning more might enhance God’s glory. Paul condemns such thinking as blasphemous and dangerous. The heart of the message is that God’s righteousness and faithfulness are unchanging, regardless of human failure. Believers today hold the same “oracles of God” in Scripture and in Christ, entrusted with a living Word that calls for faithful response. Dr. Easley challenges listeners to cherish and live out this divine trust faithfully. Takeaways: God entrusted the Jews with His oracles, giving them great religious advantage. Human unfaithfulness never negates God’s perfect faithfulness. God’s righteousness remains true even when humans are unrighteous. Sinning cannot be justified as a means to glorify God—it is condemned. The gospel reveals the mystery of how God declares sinners righteous in Christ. Believers today are entrusted with the living Word of God, calling for faithful stewardship. To read the book of Romans, click here. Click here for other Michael Easley Sermons.
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    25 m
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