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#9 - Sola Fide - Justification by Faith Alone (Galatians 2:16)
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In this special Reformation Month episode of Navigate The Way ✝️, we dive deep into Galatians 2:16, a passage that stood at the heart of the Protestant Reformation. Join co-hosts Gabe Langston and Dave Brooks as they explore the powerful doctrine of justification by faith alone (sola fide) and its profound implications for the gospel. We’ll unpack the historical, theological, and pastoral dimensions of this pivotal verse, examining how it shaped Martin Luther’s journey and became a foundational truth for the Reformation.
What does it mean to be justified by faith apart from works of the law? How does this truth continue to reform and revive the church today? This episode offers an in-depth discussion sure to deepen your understanding of the gospel and its timeless relevance.
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