In this sermon, Luke Prentice tackles a challenging question: Is God unfair? As Paul responds to objections in Romans 3:1–8, he defends God's character against accusations of injustice and unfaithfulness.

Whether through painful experiences with other Christians, difficult doctrines, or questions about God's judgment, many people wrestle with whether God can truly be trusted. Paul’s answer is emphatic: God remains true, righteous, and faithful, even when people are not.

‍ This message invites us to consider:

‍Can God be trusted when we struggle to understand His ways?

‍ You’ll be encouraged to:

• See why God’s faithfulness is not diminished by human failure

• Understand how God’s justice and righteousness are revealed

• Explore difficult questions about sin, judgment, and God’s glory

• Grow in confidence in God’s perfect character

‍ Far from being unfair, God is completely trustworthy. His righteousness, truthfulness, and glory give us every reason to trust Him and stand unashamed in our faith.

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans%203%3A1-8&version=NIV