Humanity's Need for Sovereign Grace

Emphasizing the inherent depravity of humanity, it highlights that individuals are guilty and spiritually dead without God's sovereign grace. It contrasts this belief with the perspective of covenantal nomism, suggesting that this view may inadvertently lead to a works-oriented system for salvation, as it necessitates strict adherence to the Mosaic law. The discussion draws attention to the critical need for divine grace rather than mere adherence to law for redemption.