In this Sunday School less, Pastor Parker explains what the doctrine of Justification is, in part by understanding five unbiblical views of justification.

Christ did not die a hypothetical death to make salvation possible; He laid down His life intentionally to secure and guarantee the salvation of a specific, globally diverse people given to Him by the Father.

God possesses the absolute, sovereign right to display His justice through the wicked and His mercy through the redeemed, leaving humanity with no ground for boasting and every reason for praise.

Salvation depends ultimately on God’s free mercy, not on human merit or will, so that all glory belongs to Him.

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God grounds the health of His church in qualified, servant-hearted men who prioritize the noble work of shepherding and serving over the desire for title or status.