Today’s is a question that I’ve heard from people of all walks of life, even lifelong Lutherans! When we confess that we are justified by faith alone, without any good works, do we mean it? What does the Scripture say? What does faith alone *not* mean? All this and more in this episode of Ask The Pastor.
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