Grace is what God gives, not what you earn.

Dr. Tony Evans says grace isn't an excuse to sin.

It's the best reason not to.

When you understand grace, you do the right thing, not because you're driven, but because you're grateful.

This is the alternative broadcast featuring the timeless biblical teachings from the archives of Dr. Tony Evans.

Any Christian can tell you that Jesus died for our sins. But today, Dr. Evans takes a closer

look at what the cross accomplished on our behalf. Let's turn to Romans chapter three as we join

him. Beginning in verse 24, Paul, the author of the book of Romans,

sets forth a number of key words to help you to understand the cross in a deeper way.

He uses what we might call technical terminology to explain why the cross is so significant

and substantive for your life and my life, both for salvation and then as we will go along

for sanctification and it will ultimately lead to glorification.

The first word he introduces us to is the word justification.

Verse 24.

Being justified.

Say justified.

Justification is a theological, a technical theological term, a legal concept because the word

justification is related to a court venue.

Justice, when we talk about justice, we're talking about a legal concept.

I want fair and equitable treatment. People talk about justice, we're talking about a legal concept. I want fair and equitable treatment.

People talk about the justice system, a system that is supposed to enact fairness.

Justification is connected with justice.

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