"Not Ashamed of the Gospel" (Romans 1:16-17)

Pastor Bryan Catherman preached Romans 1:16-17. In his sermon, "Not Ashamed of the Gospel" (Romans 1:16-17), he examined Paul's claim that Paul was not ashamed of the Gospel. After defining 6 theological terms in these two verses, he walked back through Paul's statement. How was it that these verses liberated and saved Martin Luther? How can they do the same for us? And what could it look like if we lived unashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ? This sermon was preached at Redeeming Life Church on May 8, 2022. For more information about Redeeming Life Church, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

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