Podcasts about sola fide faith alone

Welcome to the sermon podcast of Trinity Church of Portland. This week, we continued our current sermon series to carry us through Christmas: Light After Darkness: A Sermon Series on the Five Solas. In the midst of the Advent season, when traditions and cultural expectations often take center stage, Light in the Darkness invites us to return to the Gospel's true meaning through the Reformation's Five Solas: Scripture Alone, Faith Alone, Grace Alone, Christ Alone, and God's Glory Alone. These foundational truths reveal the hope, peace, and joy that Jesus—the Light of the World—brought into our darkness. Join us as we root ourselves in God's Word, celebrate the gift of grace, and remember the Savior who transforms and fuels our worship.Our sermon this morning was titled, Sola Fide (Faith Alone) from Luke 22:31-34 and was preached by Nkosana Moyo. We started with the details of the Passover the disciples had with Jesus which led to Jesus predicting his betrayal by one of them. As the disciples boast as to who was the greatest and Peter boasted that he would never turn from Jesus, Jesus deals with them gently and in love. Jesus then tells Peter that Satan has demanded to sift him like wheat. This narrative points to a misplacement of faith, in other words all the things we should not place our faith in. Peter and the disciples should be an encouragement to us as we realize that despite our weak faith at times, Jesus keeps us in our faith because of the redemption we have in Him by faith alone.

Protestantism is built upon "Five Solas." "Sola" is Latin for "alone," and so the battle cry of the Reformation became: Sola Scriptura ("Scripture Alone"), Sola Fide ("Faith Alone"), Sola Gratia ("Grace Alone"), Solus Christus ("Christ Alone"), Soli Deo Gloria ("Glory to God Alone"). The Reformers intended these to be a refutation of Catholicism, and Protestant apologists today think of them as Kryptonite to the Catholic Church. But in this conversation from a few years ago, Greg and Cory take them on one-by-one. Support this ministry so more people can consider Catholicism! Website: https://www.consideringcatholicism.com/ Email: consideringcatholicism@gmail.com    

Chris Rush continues our series on the Five Solas, speaking on Sola Fide (Faith Alone)

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Solas of the Reformation- Solus Christus -Christ Alone- - Pastor Henry Johnson

Solas of the Reformation: Solus Christus (Christ Alone) - Pastor Henry Johnson

Big Idea: Faith is trust or dependence on Jesus based on the fact we take Him at His word and believe what He has said. 

Pastor Chris Ansell of Restoration Community Church continues a series looking at the five solas, the primary theological statements of the Reformation. The third statement is sola fide: faith alone. What is faith? How is it the conduit to receive the grace of God? Passages: Ephesians 2:8-10; Hebrews 11:1; Romans 4:20-25; Galatians 2:16; Romans 6:1-2; Philippians 2:12-13; James 2:18, 26

Romans 3:27-31, part of our God's Righteousness Revealed series, as we make our way through Romans. Pastor John Tucker: Providence Baptist Church, April 7, 2024.

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Past episodes and the video version of The Wisdom Journey are free and on demand here: https://wfth.me/journey Our own righteousness can never gain us acceptance before God. But that which we lack, He provides through faith in Jesus Christ--the righteousness of God Himself. What a glorious gift He has given to unworthy sinners like us.

3/3/24Matthew 9:18-26Rev. Brady Nelson

Salvation is by Faith Alone  links:YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@scripturealonepodcast6447?sub_confirmation=1 Telegram https://t.me/solascripturakalubicha?sub_confirmation=1 Google podcast https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5yZWRjaXJjbGUuY29tL2IzZjNiZjc4LTYxZDctNGUwMi1hMjgxLTRlN2I2ZDc3MjBmNg?ep=14?sub_confirmation=1 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4yMPgfglhDyuNe5xe8WSwh?sub_confirmation=1 Apple podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/scripture-alone-podcast/id1536167258?sub_confirmation=1

What does Martin Luther, Rick Hale, and Bing Crosby have in common? Not only are all three good looking and smell nice, people pay attention to what they have to say at Christmas! With apologies to Bing, Rick borrows from the famous Latin phrases of the Reformers to frame Christmas in its purity: Sola Fide: Faith Alone; Sola Gratia: Grace Alone; Sola Scriptura: Scripture Alone, and this week: Sola Christus: Christ Alone. It seems obvious, doesn't it? Don't we sing about it? "Joy to the World the Savior reigns ..." or "O come let us adore him Christ the Lord ... " or "Cast out our sin and enter in, be born in us today ..."? French mathematician and philosopher Blaise Pascal gave us a warning: "Truth is so obscure in these times, and falsehood so established, that, unless we love the truth, we cannot know it." Listen in on this important podcast!

There is one central theme to Romans chapter 4 and it is this: Salvation comes by faith and not works. This is a timely message for today because there are millions of people practicing some form of religion or self actualization that teaches one must earn his or her way to enlightenment or heaven. Most believe if your good outweighs your bad then God smiles on you and the gates of heaven will be thrown open. Paul shatters this idea by using just two examples from the Old Testament. He eagerly probes at the roots of this issue by asking the question...   What can be learned about salvation by looking at the relationship between God and Abraham?   If Abraham's relationship with God was made acceptable by his good deeds then Abraham would have something to brag about. Why? Because there was a time when God asked him to do the work of sacrificing his son. This was a test of his faith and Abraham was willing to go there. You see, if God accepted us based on our good deeds then Abraham is our winner. He defeats everyone because he was willing to do the impossible. But it doesn't work that way. Well then what saved him? Paul explains by qouting from the original text: For what does the Scripture say? “Abraham believed God, and it was counted to him as righteousness” (Genesis 15:3.) Paul's point is that Abraham believed God before Isaac was born and therefore he was justified by faith before he did any of his great works for which he is so famous.   Paul uses King David as another example. David broke three of the Ten Commandments and according to the Old Testament sacrificial system the penalty was death. This is why David cried, "For you will not delight in sacrifice, or I would give it; you will not be pleased with a burnt offering. The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart, O God, you will not despise." Psalm 51:16-17 In other words, he says there is no work he can do in order to atone for his sins. Instead, David throws himself upon the mercy of God and receives grace and forgiveness. Paul uses Israel's greatest patriarch in Abraham and Israel's greatest king in David to show there is nothing you and I can do to pay for our wrongs. Our only hope is this… But now the righteousness of God has been manifested apart from the law, although the Law and the Prophets bear witness to it—the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe. Romans 3:21   Countless millions firmly trust in some other form of religious ceremony or activity to make them right with God. What does all this mean to you and me? Take a deep breath and let it out Christian. That's a sigh of relief. Paul could not be any clearer, your eternal destiny does not depend on you working your way toward God through acts or rituals in hope that it is enough; it's about having faith in Jesus as the one who declares you justified because of his righteousness!

How do people receive the salvation that God offers?  Pastor Phil explains the crucial teaching of Sola Fide: that people receive salvation in Jesus Christ through faith alone.

As we continue going through the Gospel of John, we examine the doctrine of Sola Fide (Faith Alone) through the teachings that Jesus gave in 6:22-59. Jesus explains that He is the better Moses, but their traditions blind them from understanding this basic teaching. We come to Jesus through faith alone...where is our faith?

A new MP3 sermon from Heritage OPC is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Sola Fide: Faith Alone Subtitle: The Solas of the Reformation Speaker: Ethan Bolyard Broadcaster: Heritage OPC Event: Sunday - PM Date: 11/6/2022 Bible: Hebrews 11:1-7 Length: 45 min.

On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed 95 theses (or complaints against the abuses of the Church, on the door of Christ Church in Wittenburg). Out of this came the “5 Solas” declaring what it means to be a Christian. This morning we will study one of them: Sola Fide- Faith Alone. The central question Luther wrestled with is, “What must I do to be saved?” We will learn from the life of Luther, while unpacking Paul's teaching on how faith works (Romans). We will learn that we are justified before God, because of what Jesus did on the cross for you and me. Application: Gratitude and obedience is our response for what Christ has done for us on the cross.

The Five Solas

There are 2 key bible passages that help us with this important doctrine. 1) Romans 1:16-17 2) Romans 3:28 1) What is justification? It means “to declare righteous” BF&M. Justification is God's gracious and full acquittal upon principles of His righteousness of all sinners who repent and believe in Christ. Justification brings the believer unto a relationship of peace and favor with God. (IV.B) 2) Why are we unable to justify ourselves? a. Good works can't cancel your sin, but sin will ruin your good works. b. Good works can't save you because God doesn't grade on a curve. - James 2:10 C. Good works can't save you because it will never be enough. D. Good works can't save you because you can never be sure enough. E. Good works can't save you because if they could there'd be no need for Jesus. It's either all Jesus or all you. 3) How are we justified? How, then, are we saved? If not by our own good works, how will we get to heaven? If not by our righteousness, then where will we find the righteousness we need? The word used in the Reformation by both Martin Luther and John Calvin was the application of an “alien righteousness.” The word “alien” simply means “from another place or person.” To say that we are saved by ‘alien righteousness' means that we are saved by righteousness that comes “from another place or person.” It comes not from within us as a result of our good deeds, but from outside of us entirely. Where can a guilty sinner find righteousness “from another place?” Only in Jesus. Romans 8:33-34, “Who shall bring any charge against God's elect? It is God who justifies. 34 Who is to condemn? Christ Jesus is the one who died—more than that, who was raised—who is at the right hand of God, who indeed is interceding for us” 4) Justification includes four truths Justified by God's Grace - Romans 3:24 justified by his grace as a gift Justified by Christ's Blood - Romans 5:9 we have now been justified by his blood Justified without Our Works - Romans 4:5 one who does not work but believes in him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is counted as righteousness, Justified by Faith Alone - Romans 3:28 one is justified by faith apart from works of the law.

True, saving faith trusts the promises purchased by Christ's blood.

True, saving faith trusts the promises purchased by Christ's blood.

What is the nature of Faith, and how does Faith Alone operate in the age of "trusting in self" through your "feelings alone." We also discuss some controversial words from Pastor John Piper regarding Sola Fide.

What do we mean when we talk about Soli Deo Gloria, or God's Glory Alone? Join us as we unpack this Sola, exploring everything from God's internal glory that existed before time and space to His manifestation and communication of that glory externally through creation, providence, and the entire redemptive narrative. We also dive into our modern culture of self glory and the implications for how this sola must reorient us as believers and foundationally shape the way we think, feel, live, serve and worship.  For a brief background on the "who, what, when, where, why and how" of the Reformation, which introduces the  Five Solas, we invite you to listen to our episode What led to the Reformation? Then, make sure to check out our conversation on Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone) and Sola Gratia (Grace Alone) and Sola Fide (Faith Alone) and Solus Christus (Christ Alone).  If you're new to the Modern Cloister, check out our first full series on community via the links below and listen to our introductory episode to learn all about the "why" behind our podcast.  Welcome to the Modern Cloister A History of Christian Community The Decline of Community The Future of Community The Impact of COVID-19 on Community Remember to rate, review and subscribe to be the first to get our newest episodes! And connect with us to share your thoughts and feedback at moderncloister@gmail.com. 

What do we mean when we talk about the doctrine of Christ Alone or "Solus Christus"? Join us as we explore this Sola, which centers on the fullness of Christ's work alone for salvation and His uniqueness as Savior. We also dive into how this belief shaped the thinking of the Reformers, how it influenced the history and development of the church, how it should impact us today as believers, and how it must be reclaimed for the sake of the gospel.  For a brief background on the "who, what, when, where, why and how" of the Reformation, which introduces the  Five Solas, we invite you to listen to our episode What led to the Reformation? Then, make sure to check out our conversation on Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone) and Sola Gratia (Grace Alone) and Sola Fide (Faith Alone). If you're new to the Modern Cloister, check out our first full series on community via the links below and listen to our introductory episode to learn all about the "why" behind our podcast.  Welcome to the Modern Cloister A History of Christian Community The Decline of Community The Future of Community The Impact of COVID-19 on Community Remember to rate, review and subscribe to be the first to get our newest episodes! And connect with us to share your thoughts and feedback at moderncloister@gmail.com. 

What is the doctrine of Sola Fide and how did it define and shape the Reformation? In this episode, we explore the  the doctrine of justification by faith alone, how this teaching and belief showed up during the Reformation, and how this "Sola" still impacts us today and needs to be reclaimed by the modern church. For a brief background on the "who, what, when, where, why and how" of the Reformation, which introduces the  Five Solas, we invite you to listen to our episode What led to the Reformation? Then, make sure to check out our conversation on the first sola, Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone) and second sola, Sola Gratia (Grace Alone).  If you're new to the Modern Cloister, check out our first full series on community via the links below and listen to our introductory episode to learn all about the "why" behind our podcast.  Welcome to the Modern Cloister A History of Christian Community The Decline of Community The Future of Community The Impact of COVID-19 on Community Remember to rate, review and subscribe to be the first to get our newest episodes! And connect with us to share your thoughts and feedback at moderncloister@gmail.com. 

This week your hosts jump into Sola Fide (Faith Alone) and how this confidence in God's promises can be found in His word. Also along for the ride... Super Serious Spotlight: "Faith Alone" by Thomas R. Schreiner; "Ethiopia" by Mahalo Coffee Roasters

This message covers and studies James 2-14-26 and Romans 3-4 on Faith and Works.-It studies carefully both portions of Scripture and shows the beautiful way in which these passages harmonize together and showcase the glory of salvation - the necessity of good works in the life of a true Christian.

Airing Date: February 21 In Genesis 15:6, Sola Fide - Salvation is received by faith alone. From our series: 5 Solas

Airing Date: February 18 In Genesis 15:6, Sola Fide - Salvation is received by faith alone. From our series: 5 Solas

We are discussing our theology, the theology of the Reformation. Last week we took a look at Sola Gracia - Grace Alone. This week we are checking out Sola Fide- Faith Alone. Our salvation is by Grace Alone thru Faith Alone in Christ Alone. Recorded live at Word of Life Church in Le Sueur, Minnesota on October 10th, 2021 Pastor Jason Lang preaching.

Welcome to Yours in Christ, Pastoral Letters from Resurrection in State College, Pennsylvania. I'm Pastor Zach Simmons, and this is letter number 37, “Sola Fide: Faith Alone.” This is the second in a series on the five “solas” of the Reformation leading up to Reformation Day on October 31st—the five hundred and fourth anniversary of Martin Luther nailing his ninety-five theses to the church door of Wittenberg in 1517. For the written version of this and other Yours in Christ installments, visit resurrectionopc.org/letters.

Join me today as I discuss the confidence we can have in Salvation by Faith alone. Listen and commit to rightly dividing the Word of Truth!!!`

Romans 3:21-26, “Sola Fide (Faith Alone)” – an examination of the doctrine of justification by faith alone, and a reminder of what (and why) we're protesting. Music: “Take Me Deeper” by the Ken Ferguson Band.

On what are you leaning the weight of your life? To possess saving faith means that the weight and hope of our lives has been transferred off of ourselves, and onto Jesus alone. The great Reformer Martin Luther said that this doctrine – justification by faith alone – is the article by which the Church stands or falls. To be saved by grace alone ‘through faith alone' means salvation cannot be earned or worked for; only received as a gift by shifting the weight of our lives onto the work that Jesus accomplished on the cross, for all who trust in Him.