Being justified isn’t just a moment—it’s a movement.

It’s not only about where you stand with God… but also how you walk from that point forward.

In this deep and practical episode of Words From The Word, Pastor Roderick Webster teaches on the next step in justification: walking in newness of life. If you’ve truly been justified, it shows not only in your heart—but in your hands, your habits, and your hope.

📖 Drawing from Romans 6 and other scriptures, this devotion highlights:

✅ What it means to walk in newness of life

✅ The role of grace—not to excuse sin, but to overcome it

✅ Why baptism symbolizes a complete break from the old life

✅ How justified people live differently from the world

✅ The challenge of continuing in righteousness by God’s power

🛑 Justification doesn’t mean we keep living the way we used to.

It means we’ve been raised to walk in a new way.

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00:00 Introduction and Gratitude01:10 A Song of Faith02:00 Understanding Justification02:43 Results of Justification03:05 Peace Through Justification04:33 Reconciliation with God07:12 Access to God's Grace10:16 Rejoicing in Hope and Suffering12:05 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

You say you're a Christian... but what’s the proof?

In this convicting episode, Pastor Roderick Webster explores the evidence of true justification in a believer’s life. Using insights from James and Paul, and sharing his own testimony, Pastor Webster answers the question: Does your faith show up in your life?

🎙️ Inside this episode:

What real faith looks like

Why James and Paul actually agree

How your lifestyle confirms your justification

Why works are the evidence—not the cause—of salvation

A powerful reminder from the hymn The Old Account Was Settled

📖 "Faith without works is dead." —James 2:17

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In this powerful episode of Let’s Talk, Pastor Roderick Webster dives deep into one of Jesus' most profound teachings:

“Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall see God.” — Matthew 5.8

But what does it really mean to be pure in heart in a world filled with temptation, distraction, and brokenness? And how can we experience consistent happiness — not just on Sundays, but every day?

Join Pastor Webster as he unpacks:

The true Biblical meaning of a “pure heart”

Why happiness and holiness go hand-in-hand

How sin begins in the heart before it shows in behavior

Practical examples of how unclean thoughts corrupt our lives

What David, Solomon, and Jesus all taught about heart purity

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👉 What stood out to you most about purity of heart?

00:00 What Does It Mean to Have a Pure Heart in a Dirty World?

00:24 Introduction: The Pursuit of Consistent Happiness

02:14 The Beatitudes: Jesus' Blueprint for Happiness

04:10 Understanding Purity of Heart

06:45 The Heart's Role in Our Actions and Thoughts

10:36 The Importance of a Clean Heart

12:01 Practical Examples of Maintaining Purity

16:57 Conclusion: God Knows the Heart