On the Journey A Damning System of Works Righteousness, Part XI - On the Journey, Ep. 27
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Nov 4, 2020 The hosts dive deep into the doctrine of justification by faith alone, revealing its complexities. Ken shares his transformation from a Baptist pastor to embracing a more nuanced understanding of salvation. They explore the biblical relationship between faith, works, and grace, illustrating this with stories from figures like Abraham. The discussion challenges traditional views on obedience, emphasizing it as a response to grace. Additionally, they address the dynamics of grace in spiritual growth and compare Catholic and Reformed perspectives on justification.
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Old Testament Obedience
- In the Old Testament, obedience is presented as a condition for receiving God's blessings.
- This was never portrayed as problematic, contradicting the Reformation's view of grace.
New Testament Obedience
- The Old Testament pattern of obedience continues in the New Testament.
- Jesus and Paul speak of obedience as necessary for blessings, without compromising grace.
Judgment in Matthew 25
- Matthew 25 depicts judgment based on obedience to commandments, particularly works of mercy.
- This reinforces the importance of actions alongside faith.