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Are We Rewarded for Good Works? | Heidelberg Catechism, Lord's Day 24

Further study on Lord's Day 24: https://www.reformedconfessions.org/h... About the speaker: Pastor Jeremy Segstro was born 30 minutes from the center of Canada, in Winnipeg Manitoba, where he spent his formative years. He was received a Bachelor of Arts from Providence University College in Otterburne Manitoba, before travelling East to receive a Masters of Divinity from the Canadian Reformed Theological College. God decided that he should experience all of Canada, from East to West, and he has been pastoring in British Columbia since October 2019, first in Cloverdale, and now in Yarrow. About Faith to Film: Faith to Film is a non profit and is officially governed by a board of directors. We are currently working on a mission to craft a video like this one for each Lord's Day in the Heidelberg Catechism. Please consider supporting this effort by visiting https://www.faithtofilm.ca/donate. To delve further into Faith to Film's work, kindly explore additional content through the provided links below: Website - https://www.faithtofilm.ca/​ Reformed Confessions - https://www.reformedconfessions.org/ Facebook -   / faithtofilm   Q&A's Question 62 Why can’t our good works be our righteousness before God, or at least a part of our righteousness? Answer Because the righteousness which can pass God’s judgment must be entirely perfect and must in every way measure up to the divine law. But even our best works in this life are all imperfect and stained with sin. Question 63 How can our good works be said to merit nothing when God promises to reward them in this life and the next? Answer This reward is not merited; it is a gift of grace. Question 64 But doesn’t this teaching make people indifferent and wicked? Answer No. It is impossible for those grafted into Christ by true faith not to produce fruits of gratitude.