Known And Loved

Grace is God’s one-way love, “that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Rom 5: 8). Grace is more than a doctrinal proposition, it is an experiential reality that works radically and disruptively, justifying and freeing us to love our neighbor. But what does it look and feel like when it confronts the pressures of our experience on a daily basis?

I asked a group of friends to address this very thing in a five part July sermon series at Coral Ridge while I’m away. The series is entitled  Grace on the Ground and it is intended to help sinners think about how grace works in and through the challenges we face on a daily basis.

Two weeks ago my friend Jono Linebaugh’s (Professor of NT at Knox Theological Seminary and Content Manager of LIBERATE) preached a sermon in this summer series called “Known and Loved.” I’ve listened to it twice–and I rarely listen to any sermon twice. It’s that good. I strongly encourage you to take 35 minutes and listen. Enjoy!

Known and Loved | Jono Linebaugh from Coral Ridge | LIBERATE on Vimeo.