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As we look at the last section of verses in Romans 3, we take a closer look at the results of justification, and the difference between that and sanctification.

Justification - which is the legal term for the process of declaring a person righteous - is important theme of the book o Romans.

We all struggle to bear fruit in these difficult times. Here we contrast the two most common places people put there trust , and the results.

In Romans 3, Paul shows us that sin is a problem everybody has, both in the past and now.

People often ask if they need to go to church if they are a Christian and a good person. Paul addresses some of those questions and gives valid responses.

God's treatment of sin is righteous because He treats everybody the same. No one is treated better and no one is treated worse.

In the parable about the vine in John 15, Jesus tells us what it takes, and what it means, to be productive Christians

Romans 12:9-13 gives us a good list of suggestions on how we should live as Christians.

The Apostle Paul was all about the Gospel. In Galatians 1, we see why that was so important for him, and why it should also be for us.

As we start the new year, and look back on the previous year, we need to think about how to prepare for the changes this next year may bring.

In Isaiah 9, he tells us about the benefits of the gospel and what Christ can do for us.

The next point we look at in Paul's definition of God's judgment and righteousness is that He is not partial. God does not play favorites.

Today, we look at principle 3, looking at the idea that God's judgment is just and right.

God's judgment is inescapable and complete. And it also is just and right.

God's judgment is inescapable. It also is based on His truth.

In Romans 2, it talks about the "self-righteous" person. We talk today about how a self-righteous person acts and define some of the words Paul used in this letter to the Romans.

We have previously looked at some of the results of having sin in our lives. Now we look at how we knowingly or unknowingly get to that point.

Ethan and Melissa Molsee serve at the Hospital of Hope in Togo, West Africa. There they are able to have an impact on people's lives both physically and spiritually.

The results of man's rebellion against God are devastating. But God has provided a way out.

When man continues to rebel against God, he goes down a downward spiral of foolishness, immorality and sin.