In the Word: Weekly Devotions with William Swan Plumer, Romans 8:3-4
In Romans 8:3-4, William Swan Plumer shows the necessity of both justification and sanctification in the Christian life, and the believer’s relation to the law and the gospel.
Jonah is an Alabama native, PCA Teaching Elder, and Assistant Pastor at Grace Fellowship PCA in Albertville. He holds a BA from Carolina University, an MDiv from RTS, and is completing an MATS at RTS. He and his wife, Anna, have three children.
In Romans 8:3-4, William Swan Plumer shows the necessity of both justification and sanctification in the Christian life, and the believer’s relation to the law and the gospel.
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This devotional, taken from William Plumer’s Commentary on Romans 8:1, shows the intimate and inseparable link between the believer’s justification and sanctification. Readers will be encouraged to rest in the finished work of Christ, and pursue holiness by God’s grace and the Spirit’s power.