22/09/2026
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At the beginning of the year in Engage, we decided that we wanted to explore some BIG BIBLE WORDS and discover what they actually mean.
We can become so familiar with seeing these words in the Bible and hearing them used in Christian teaching that we sometimes breeze over them without taking the time to understand their meaning or recognise their importance.
Throughout this mini-series, we are exploring what some of the big words at the heart of the Christian faith mean, why they matter and what we can learn from them as young people.
Earlier this month, Colin Piggott shared with us about the word justification. We were reminded that justification means receiving what we do not deserve because of what Jesus Christ has done for us.
In simple terms, although we are guilty of sin, God declares everyone who trusts in Christ to be righteous in His sight. This is not something we can earn through good works or achieve by trying harderโit is a gift of Godโs grace, made possible because Jesus took the punishment that we deserved.
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We would love to have you join us again this week as we continue our BIG BIBLE WORDS series!