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You Are Justified

Therefore, since we have been justified through faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ

Romans 5:1

We’ve all enjoyed times when our beliefs or actions are justified. Whether a statistic supporting our beliefs comes out or someone else takes our side, feeling justified can bring a sense of peace and righteousness. Justification can be the saving grace we need to feel confident in our beliefs. Justification brings peace, and faith brings justification. Today’s verse implies that through the mediation of Jesus, Christians secure a state of grace through faith.

The crucifixion of Jesus assures us a never-ending, justifying love. His death was for our offenses, and His rising from the dead was for our justification. The idea of justification through Christ means we have the right to look forward to a glorious future. Reconciliation with God gives us a blissful sense of serenity, composure and peace. No matter what we encounter throughout our lives, our faith enables us to look forward to the future.

It’s important to note that Paul includes himself in his statement. He puts himself in the same class as the people he is exhorting as an example for us to do the same. Today, we must embrace the justification of the Lord from a place of humbleness and equality. While our faith gives us serenity, we must remember to use this advantage to help others, not to ridicule or talk down to people.

Take today’s devotional as an excuse to relax and find peace in your faith. The happy effects of justification through faith reconcile us, and the grace of God gives us power. When we become true believers, we undergo a blessed change and enjoy peace through the absolution of sin. Enjoy justification through your faith today—as a pardoned sinner and beloved child of Christ.

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