Sola Fide: Justification By Faith Alone: A 6-Part Teaching Series in Romans 3 by Stephen Davey

How can anyone be right with God? That question lies at the heart of every religion—but only one message gives a clear, biblical answer. In this six-part study through Romans 3, Stephen Davey explores the doctrine that launched the Protestant Reformation and remains the foundation of the Christian faith: justification by faith alone.

This series will strengthen your confidence in the gospel, clarify your understanding of salvation, and equip you to defend the truth in a world full of spiritual counterfeits.

Part 1 – But… Now! 
God’s solution to sin begins with two life-changing words: But now… In this message, Stephen explains the meaning of justification and the turning point it brings in a person’s relationship with God .

Part 2 – The Great Divide  
Romans 3:23 may be familiar, but Stephen unpacks its depth—revealing our universal guilt and the impossible gap between us and God that only Christ can bridge .

Part 3 – The Wooden Memorial
The cross is not just a symbol—it’s a public memorial of redemption and propitiation. This message defines those terms and explains how Christ satisfied God’s wrath in full .

Part 4 – Going to Heaven… Old Testament Style
How were people saved before Jesus came? Stephen answers that question by showing that both Old and New Testament believers are saved by the same faith in the same Redeemer .

Part 5 – The Gospel War: Paul vs. James
Are Paul and James in conflict over how we’re saved? This message clears the confusion by showing how faith and works relate, and why both apostles agree on the gospel .

Part 6 – What the Cross of Christ Destroys
The cross doesn’t only save—it also dismantles human pride, racial prejudice, and religious presumption. This powerful conclusion calls us to live with humility and joy in the finished work of Christ .

• Series Title: Sola Fide: Justification By Faith Alone
• Speaker: Stephen Davey
• Length: 6 audio messages
• Format: CD set
• Based on: Romans 3:21–31