Nathanael Alicea - The Love That Cleans Corruption

Nathanael Alicea examines the reality and pervasive nature of sin as a spiritual corruption that separates humanity from God, drawing upon Romans 5:12–21 and 1 John 1:7–8. He explores themes including the universal impact of human transgression, the earned wages of death under divine justice, the infinite mercy and love of God, and the substitutionary death and sacrificial atonement of Jesus Christ. He highlights how the blood of Christ cleanses believers from unrighteousness and provides eternal life, emphasizing that salvation is received through faith in Christ as the only way to the Father (John 14:6).

This message was recorded on 2/16/25

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