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This week, the Sermon comes from Romans 5:12-19
Without a doubt, today’s reading has troubled many commentators and is rightly considered one of the most difficult sections of the New Testament. Why? Because of all of humanity hates the doctrine of sin and seeks to destroy it, yet it still stands. From the Bible’s perspective, it is one of the most important, for it contains the very foundational stones of the Gospel. Talk to any scientist, and they will say there can be no compatibility between those who accept the Bible and those who deny it.
One of the great theologians of our time poses a question: How is it possible for God to save sinners through one man in the person of Jesus Christ? We understand that Christ somehow took our place on the cross, but how was such a substitution possible? Well, the apostle Paul answers this general truth acknowledging that through the obedience and grace of one man, Jesus Christ is our great hope in life and death.

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February 18, 2026

Pastor Gary Rebok

For over two centuries The Presbyterian Church Shippensburg has been serving Jesus Christ in both the social and spiritual needs of the community of Shippensburg, PA.  We are a congregation within the Presbyterian denomination of ECO: A Covenant Order of Presbyterians, whose purpose is to witness in love the truth that Jesus Christ is Lord and the one true redeeming and healing presence in the world today. Through the presence of the Holy Spirit, Presbyterian Church Shippensburg is a loving and committed church family where God’s Word is preached, faith is grown, relationships are built, and Christ’s work continues.

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