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Q63: Do our good works merit nothing, even though it is God’s will to reward them in this life and in that which is to come? A: The reward comes not of merit, but of grace. Q64: But does not this doctrine make men careless and profane? A: No, for it is impossible that those […]
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A long-standing Christian heritage. Armenian communities have deep historical roots across the region, including in Iran and Jerusalem. Their presence reminds us of the enduring faithfulness of God through generations. Find out more about Christians for Armenia at: https://www.christiansforarmenia.org/Home/tabid/38/Default.aspx
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Q62: But why cannot our good works be the whole or part of our righteousness before God? A: Because the righteousness which can stand before the judgment seat of God must be perfect throughout and entirely conformable to the divine law, but even our best works in this life are all imperfect and defiled with […]
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The next generation of church leaders in Nepal is being prepared. Many men are currently taking weekly pastoral classes, working toward ordination as pastors and elders. Pray that the Lord would equip these men with wisdom, knowledge, and faithfulness as they prepare to serve Christ’s church. Learn more about Westminster Biblical Mission’s work in Nepal […]
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Q61: Why do you say that you are righteous by faith only? A: Not that I am acceptable to God on account of the worthiness of my faith, but because only the satisfaction, righteousness, and holiness of Christ is my righteousness before God; and I can receive the same and make it my own in […]
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