The righteousness of God comes to us by way of imputation, not as a fruit of faith, but as the immediate act of God in justification.
It is not gradual, but immediate; nor is it in proportion to our strength or love, the fervor of our prayers, or even the degree of our faith. Rather we are accepted (Eph. 1:6) and complete (Col. 2:10) as a result of union with Christ. Follow Outside Web Link below to see other audio and the Order of Worship in which this sermon was preached.
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“ Great Sermon! ” Amen! Thank you for this good message defending the true Gospel of the Reformation and our eternal justification in the sight of God!
Dr. Richard Bacon was born in 1946 and has been married to wife Debby since 1971. He received his education at Memphis State University (BA), now University of Memphis, Whitefield Seminary (M.A.R.; M.Div.; and Ph.D.), and Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (Th.M;...
