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Join us for Impossible Faith, part 8 of our Romans series, as Pastor Kelly Hudnall unpacks the incredible truth that righteousness before God has never been about performance—it’s always been about promise. Using the life of Abraham as a case study, Paul reveals that justification is a gift received by faith, not a reward earned by works.
This message will inspire you to shift your trust from yourself to a faithful God who calls dead things to life and speaks what is not as though it is.
🔹 What You'll Learn:
• The difference between saving faith and living faith
• Why Abraham is the ultimate example of justification by faith—not by works, law, or circumcision
• How God credits righteousness to the ungodly—not because of effort, but because of trust
• What logizomai means and why it’s a game-changing word for your salvation
• Why God’s promises depend on His faithfulness, not your performance
• How both Jews and Gentiles alike are invited into the same family of faith
📖 Key Scriptures:
Romans 4:1–25, Genesis 15:6, Genesis 17, Psalm 32, Hebrews 11:6, Galatians 3:6–9, Ephesians 2:8–9
If you’ve ever felt like God’s promises are out of reach, this message will remind you that our hope isn’t in what we see—it’s in who He is. With God, impossible faith becomes possible reality.
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