In this sermon, Pastor Kasey explains how Jesus teaches us in Matthew 5 that persecution is a blessing. He points to the to the eternal reward of suffering for righteousness, the real and present reality of persecution, and the call for believers to respond with faithful endurance and Christlike hope.

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In this sermon, Pastor Kasey explains how Jesus teaches us in Matthew 5 that persecution is a blessing. He points to the to the eternal reward of suffering for righteousness, the real and present reality of persecution, and the call for believers to respond with faithful endurance and Christlike hope.

04 Persecution is a Blessing

Survey N. T. Wright’s reinterpretation of Paul, justification, and covenant membership, and its impact on understanding sin and righteousness.

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Survey N. T. Wright’s reinterpretation of Paul, justification, and covenant membership, and its impact on understanding sin and righteousness.

06 – New Perspective on Paul

Examining Calvin's understanding of the law in relationship to sanctification and union with Christ.

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Examining Calvin's understanding of the law in relationship to sanctification and union with Christ.

05 – Calvin, New Life, and Union with Christ

In Matthew 16:21–27, Jesus reveals the paradox that true life is found not in self-preservation but in surrender—calling us to lose our lives for His sake, only to discover in Him a deeper, eternal life.

<description>&lt;p&gt;In Matthew 16:21–27, Jesus reveals the paradox that true life is found not in self-preservation but in surrender—calling us to lose our lives for His sake, only to discover in Him a deeper, eternal life.&lt;/p&gt;</description>

In Matthew 16:21–27, Jesus reveals the paradox that true life is found not in self-preservation but in surrender—calling us to lose our lives for His sake, only to discover in Him a deeper, eternal life.

02 Lose Your Life to Find It

Consider aspects of Luther’s response that left questions.

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Consider aspects of Luther’s response that left questions.

04 Martin Luther’s Incompleteness

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