Solus Christus
Why is Christ alone sufficient for salvation? Gordan Runyan, David Morris, and Tom Miller discuss his finished sacrifice, his role as our only mediator, and the priesthood of all believers.
About this episode
What does it mean to trust in Christ alone? In Episode 5, Gordan Runyan, David Morris, and Tom Miller discuss Solus Christus: Jesus Christ is the only mediator between God and man. His work of redemption is complete. Starting with 1 Timothy 2:5–6, they explain why our Savior must be truly God, truly man, and without sin. The discussion covers Christ's finished sacrifice, his continued intercession, and the promise received through faith. The speakers examine claims about church authority, Peter's keys, and the priesthood of all believers. They also consider how pastors and other Christians can help people understand Scripture and point them to Christ. The central message is clear: Christ alone is sufficient for our salvation.
With Gordan Runyan, David Morris, Tom Miller.
Chapters
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- 0:00Welcome and introductions
- 1:11Defining Solus Christus from Scripture
- 4:23What does a mediator do?
- 8:09Truly God, truly man
- 13:01Why our mediator must be without sin
- 17:47The new covenant and Christ's sacrifice
- 22:54The sufficiency of Christ's work
- 27:32Galatians 3: the law, the promise, and faith
- 31:281 John 1: life and fellowship in Christ
- 35:36The only way to the Father
- 36:47Christ's finished work
- 38:33Peter, the keys, and church authority
- 46:17The church's role in sharing the gospel
- 49:37The priesthood of all believers
- 56:26The supremacy of Christ
- 58:29Closing prayer
- 60:08Closing remarks
Scripture
1 Timothy 2:5–6
Scripture
Hebrews 9:15–22
Scripture
Galatians 3:19–22
Scripture
1 John 1:1–4
Scripture
Matthew 16:13–19
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