The Mockery of Formalism

I'll Be Honest

The Mockery of Formalism

Michael Durham | Session #4

September 6, 2024 • Michael Durham

Standing against the doctrine of cheap grace, which dismisses the pursuit of holiness, is crucial. At the same time, we must be vigilant against the spirit of legalism. This discussion will delve into the formalism of self-righteousness and explore how to maintain a genuine faith while upholding a commitment to holiness.

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