But God_ Koma Mulungu

This message focuses on the profound truth that human efforts to justify or sanctify oneself—symbolized by Adam and Eve's futile attempt to cover their nakedness with fig leaves—are ultimately inadequate and lead only to sorrow and separation from God. Drawing from Genesis and Hebrews, it contrasts the brokenness of humanity's fallen nature with the divine remedy of a new covenant, where God writes His law not on stone but in the minds and hearts of the elect, transforming them through grace rather than law. This new covenant, rooted in God's rich eternal mercy and immense love in Christ, is not for all humanity but for a chosen people—those individually redeemed through Christ's sacrificial death and resurrection. The message underscores that salvation is not achieved by human effort or self-righteousness, but is a gift of grace, obtained by Christ's sacrificial death and made effectual only through God's Grace revealed in the heart and mind. Ultimately, this message offers profound comfort: despite humanity's inherent failure, God's love and mercy protect the elect from His wrath, because the LORD Jesus has already obtained eternal life for them.