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There's law-language (you shall) which demands obedience, and there's promise language (I will) which demands faith (from John Stott). David explores Romans 4 to understand how Paul holds these two categories of thought together and inspires us to say "Yes" to Jesus, every day.

I am a pilgrim. I am not a resident in this place, I am on a healing and restoring journey to a better place. As the Lord restores me I will pass through Marah, through times of testing.

The first in the Waiting on a Promise series: the Lord will provide, but along the way He tests us. Why? To reveal our heart. Does our tendency to self-sufficiency slow us down on the journey? Genesis 22:1-18

Having established that we need a posture of repentance David teaches on what it looks like when you begin to take on that posture

David teaches on what repentance is not and what it is: Power to transform is released at the cross; Therefore we need to get to the cross; The pathway to the cross is repentance; Repentance needs to be a posture of the heart.

What's in a word? Language problems. What is Christendom? Why do we say, "community of faith". What are we meant to be?