Pocket Theology

Sola Fide means faith alone. Your faith must be in something, and in the case of the Christian it is in Jesus. We place our faith in the grace of God because of what Jesus did for us – He has saved us and made us right with God! The very faith you have is a Grace Gift from God. For the entire sermon notes, tap here: http://zionclearlake.org/1-29-23

Sola Gratia, Grace Alone, helps us see God’s grace for what it truly is – unmerited favor! Human nature doesn’t like grace because somewhere along the way we think we can earn it, we can do it. If we could buy our salvation or forgiveness, most of us would probably try and do it! When the reality of God’s grace alone works its way not just into hearts and minds but onto our lips and into our worship, it leaves us humbled by God’s incredible love for us. For entire sermon notes, tap here: http://zionclearlake.org/1-22-23

We believe you have direct access to God because of Jesus. You don’t need a priest, or a pastor. You need faith in Christ and a community to confess to. Solas Christus reminds us that we are not Christian because of something we do but because of something done for and to us. Jesus Alone has saved us. We do not have to fear or feel insecure about what happens after we die because we have placed our hope and trust in Christ alone! For entire sermon notes, tap here: http://zionclearlake.org/1-15-23

Join us as we dive into the 5 SOLAS. Today we discuss Sola Scriptura. Here’s what Sola Scriptura means for you and for me: we must make the Bible part of our life not because it is God but because it is the gift God gave us to understand Himself. For entire sermon notes, tap here: http://zionclearlake.org/1-8-23