Law and Grace (Romans 5:20) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into Law and Grace (Romans 5:20) by Charles SpurgeonIn his sermon on Romans 5:20, Charles Spurgeon explores the distinct purposes of the law and the gospel, warning against the error of mixing the two or believing salvation comes through good works. He explains that God introduced the law not to save humanity, but so that the offense might abound. On a global scale, the law achieves this by defining previously unknown sins, triggering human rebellion, and removing the excuse of ignorance, thereby increasing humanity's guilt. Ultimately, the law acts as an insurmountable obstacle…
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