James Oh explores the nature of salvation, addressing how it is offered to humanity entirely free of cost while having cost God the precious blood of His Son (Romans 5:8). He examines man's natural aversion to grace, the human desire to attain or merit righteousness through personal effort or works, and the profound offense that grace poses to human pride. Furthermore, he emphasizes that salvation meets sinners in a state of spiritual death, centering entirely on the finished work of Jesus Christ and the completed reality of His crucifixion and resurrection.

This message was recorded on 12/21/25