In this Bible teaching from Romans 5:1–2 (NKJV), we explore the powerful truth of justification by faith and what it means for the believer’s daily life.

Paul declares that those who are justified by faith have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. This is not a temporary feeling or emotional experience, but a permanent change in our standing before God. Through Christ alone, we are given access by faith into grace—a grace in which we now stand securely.

This message addresses the common struggle of trying to maintain salvation through works, religious effort, or self-discipline. Scripture makes clear that salvation is not earned, maintained, or protected by human effort, but is fully the work of God’s grace. From that place of grace flows transformation, godly living, and joyful hope.

Key themes in this teaching include:

• Justification by faith alone

• Peace with God through Jesus Christ

• Access by faith into grace

• Standing firm in grace, not works

• Rejoicing in the hope of the glory of God

This study calls believers to stop striving and start standing—secure in Christ, rooted in grace, and living with confident hope.

📖 Scripture Focus: Romans 5:1–2 (NKJV)

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