Chapter 9, quote by quote

“The church has lost the power because it has forgotten the blood. Preach the blood, and you will have revival.”

“Romans 3:25 is very clear. If you are not trusting the blood, you are lost. God set Christ forth as the sin offering, and that offering is only received by faith in His blood. Not the water, not the wafer, not the works—the blood. That blood must be applied by faith, just like the blood on the doorposts in Egypt. It’s the blood or nothing!”

Cited sourceThe Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans, Oliver B. Greene, The Gospel Hour, 1963, p. 93.

“I’ll tell you what’s wrong with a lot of preaching today—it doesn’t preach faith in the blood. You can believe in God all day long and still go to hell. You can cry, shout, sing, get baptized, and go straight to hell if you don’t trust the blood of Jesus Christ. Romans 3:25 says it plain. God didn’t say to trust your emotions—He said trust the blood!”

Cited sourceSermon: “It’s the Blood or Hell”, Lester Roloff, Roloff Evangelistic Enterprises, preached 1973.

“I believed in Jesus for years before I got saved. But I wasn’t saved until I trusted His blood. Romans 3:25 doesn’t say ‘faith in Christ’s kindness.’ It says ‘faith in His blood.’ Until you go to Calvary and say, ‘That blood was shed for me, and I believe it,’ you’re lost and undone. That’s where salvation is—in the blood, by faith.”

Cited sourceSermon: “Back to the Blood,” Midwestern Revival Meeting, 1981.

“I don’t care how many churches you join or how many baptistries you walk through—if you haven’t put your faith in the blood, you’re still going to hell. Romans 3:25 says that’s the only way to propitiation. God demands blood, and He demands that you believe in it. The blood is not a detail—it is the doctrine!”

Cited sourceSermon Compilation: Blood and the Book, Joe Boyd Evangelism, 1978.

“The red line of redemption runs from Eden to the cross, and it culminates in the shed blood of Jesus Christ. And Romans 3:25 declares how it becomes yours—through faith in His blood. You must trust the blood to be saved. God will not accept any other form of righteousness. That blood is heaven’s currency, and faith is the only transaction.”

Cited sourceThe Blood and the Book, James Crumpton, 1973, p. 91.

“There is no substitute for faith in the blood. People try to trust the church, the sacraments, or their prayers. But salvation comes when the sinner, broken and guilty, places his full faith in the shed blood of Christ. Romans 3:25 tells the truth—there is one way: faith in the blood.”

Cited sourceCambron’s Bible Doctrines, Mark G. Cambron, 1954, p. 112.

“I don’t care how many degrees a man has—if he doesn’t preach faith in the blood, he’s preaching another gospel. Romans 3:25 is not theological fluff—it’s the foundation of Bible salvation. It’s the blood or hell. And your only escape is to believe in the blood that was shed. That’s not just doctrine—it’s deliverance.”

Cited sourceThe Old-Time Gospel Trumpet, Vol. 4, Issue 1, 1959.

“Romans 3:25 says ‘through faith in his blood.’ If your faith isn’t in that blood, you’re still lost. That blood is what paid for your sins. That blood is what satisfied God’s wrath. If you think you can be saved by ‘asking Jesus into your heart’ without faith in that blood, you’re on your way to hell. God accepts one thing—the blood. And your part is to trust it.”

Cited sourceThe Book of Romans, Peter S. Ruckman, Bible Baptist Bookstore, 1976, p. 126.

“Faith must have an object. Not just belief in belief. And Romans 3:25 tells us what that object is: the blood of Christ. Not His example. Not the Sermon on the Mount. Not your best effort. But faith in His blood. The sinner must believe that when Christ shed His blood, it was for him, and that this blood satisfies God’s justice. That is saving faith.”

Cited sourceFaith and the Blood, The Bible Presbyterian Review, Fall Issue, 1964.

“I ain’t got no hope in me, but I’ve got hope in Him! And you know how I got it? I trusted His blood. The day I put my faith in that crimson stream that flowed from Calvary, God wrote my name in heaven. Romans 3:25 isn’t up for debate. It says what it says—faith in His blood. That’s the only kind of faith that saves.”

Cited sourceRadio Sermon Transcript, “The Blood Bought My Ticket,” 1972.

“People say, ‘Well, I believe in Jesus.’ The question is—do you believe in the blood? Romans 3:25 doesn’t say we’re saved by faith in His teachings or His example. It says faith in His blood. That blood was shed for you. It was offered for you. And it must be received by faith. It’s not optional—it’s the only way.”

Cited sourceThe Blood is the Basis, Clyde Box Ministries, sermon archive, 1983.

“Christ is our mercy seat. That mercy is not experienced unless you come by faith to the blood. That’s why Romans 3:25 matters so much—it tells us how to approach God. Not through religion, not through effort, but through faith in His blood. That’s the gospel, and I’ll never be ashamed of it.”

Cited sourceChrist Our Propitiation, Bruce Cummons, Baptist Press, 1969, p. 12.

“Romans 3:25 is not symbolic, and it’s not poetic. It’s a legal declaration. It says the only way a man can be saved is through faith in His blood. That’s why I preach the blood in every sermon. The world says it’s offensive. God says it’s the way. Not a way—the way. And that blood must be trusted—not just admired, not just sung about—trusted.”

Cited sourceMeet the Holy Spirit, Jack Hyles, Hyles-Anderson Publications, 1980, p. 94.

“A person must place their faith, not in themselves, not in the church, not in turning over a new leaf, but in the blood of Jesus. It must be faith in the blood. Romans 3:25 is very specific: ‘through faith in his blood.’ That means we must trust that when Jesus bled and died, it was for us. It was payment. And God will not accept any other payment.”

Cited sourceSalvation Is More than Being Saved, Jack Hyles, Hyles Publications, 1991, pp. 21–22.

“Brother, you better get your faith out of your performance and put it in the blood of Christ. That’s what saves. That’s what God looks for. Romans 3:25 says it loud and clear—through faith in His blood. Not faith in your faith, not faith in your feelings, but in His blood!”

Cited sourceFrom sermon, “God’s Simple Salvation,” preached at North Love Baptist Church, 1985.

“Salvation doesn’t come from reforming or resolving—it comes when you place your faith in the blood. Romans 3:25 says that’s the basis of justification. You can’t skip the blood and still be saved. God set forth His Son as a propitiation through faith in His blood. And if you’re not trusting that, you’re still under wrath.”

Cited sourceBible Doctrine II Lecture Notes, Tennessee Temple University, 1975.

“You can’t be neutral about the blood of Christ. Either you trust it or you reject it. Romans 3:25 says God set forth Christ as a propitiation through faith in His blood. That’s the dividing line between heaven and hell. The modern church may avoid it, but the Bible doesn’t. God demands faith in the blood!”

Cited sourceSermon: “The Scarlet Thread,” National Sword Conference, 1983.

“Too many people believe in the man Jesus but reject the message of His blood. That’s spiritual suicide. Romans 3:25 makes it clear—God set forth Jesus as a propitiation through faith in His blood. That’s not a suggestion—it’s a requirement. It’s not about sincerity—it’s about substitution, and that substitution is only applied when you trust the blood.”

Cited sourceChapel Message at Cedarville University, 1975 Archives.

“I believe in the old-time religion, the kind that says, ‘you must be born again’ by faith in the blood! Not your background, not your denomination, not your turning over a new leaf—faith in the blood! I’ve met preachers who say, ‘Don’t talk about the blood, it offends.’ Well then let them be offended, ‘cause I’m gonna keep preaching it. Romans 3:25 says faith in the blood, and if that’s what God wrote, that’s what I’m gonna preach!”

Cited sourceBilly Kelly Ministries Archives, recorded 1975.

“The blood of Jesus is not automatic. It must be applied by faith. That’s why Paul said ‘faith in His blood.’ You’re not saved because Jesus died. You’re saved when you believe the blood He shed is enough to save you. That’s the difference between religion and redemption. Religion says ‘do.’ Redemption says ‘done.’”

Cited sourceSermon: “Hell is Real, But the Blood Still Works”, 1984 Crusade.

“You can believe Jesus was born, lived, and died, and still go to hell. Salvation comes when you put your faith in His blood. That’s what Romans 3:25 says. That’s not Baptist doctrine—that’s Bible doctrine. If you’re trusting anything else—church, feelings, experiences—you’re lost. It’s the blood or it’s nothing.”

Cited sourceSermon: “The Blood That Speaks,” T. W. Ministries Archive, 1990.

“People are trusting everything—church, morality, baptism, feelings—but not the one thing that saves: faith in His blood. I’ve preached for 60 years, and I’m telling you, if you’re not resting in the shed blood of Jesus Christ by faith, you are going to hell with a clean conscience and a church pew under you. Romans 3:25 lays it out: faith in the blood.”

Cited sourceSermon: “The Blood is the Basis,” preached at Tabernacle Baptist, 2006.

“Romans 3:25 shows that salvation isn’t by your feelings—it’s by faith in the blood. When Jesus Christ shed His blood, He satisfied the Father. But you must trust that payment. Trust it like your eternity depends on it—because it does. God will not save anyone who bypasses the blood.”

Cited sourceSermon: “The Blood of the Lamb,” Ambassador Baptist College Chapel, 1995.

“The gospel has power because of the blood, not just the story. We’re not saved by acknowledging history—we’re saved when we place our faith in the blood that was shed. Romans 3:25 isn’t incidental—it is essential. The blood is God’s price. Faith is our part.”

Cited sourceLecture: “The Power of the Gospel,” Bearing Precious Seed Conference, 2011.

“If your faith is in anything but the blood, you’re still lost. Romans 3:25 doesn’t say ‘faith in repentance’ or ‘faith in reformation’—it says faith in His blood. There is no salvation outside of believing that Jesus shed that blood for you and that God accepted it. You’ve got to trust that blood personally.”

Cited sourceSermon: “The Power of the Blood,” 1997.

“We’ve raised a generation that sings about the cross but doesn’t trust the blood. The Bible doesn’t say salvation is by faith in feelings—it says faith in the blood (Rom. 3:25). I’m not trusting a preacher, a church, or an experience—I’m trusting the blood that Jesus shed on Calvary’s cross. That’s what saved me.”

Cited sourceCamp Meeting Sermon: “I’ll Take the Blood,” 2010.

“You can get baptized in every creek ‘til the frogs know your Social Security number and still go to hell if you don’t trust the blood! Romans 3:25 says the only way God is satisfied is through faith in His blood. That’s it! It’s not complicated. It’s Bible.”

Cited sourceOld-Time Revival Hour Broadcast, 1998.

“If you miss the blood, you miss heaven. And it’s not just that Jesus shed His blood—it’s that you must trust that blood. Romans 3:25 is the verse we ought to be quoting when someone asks, ‘How do I get saved?’ Answer: through faith in His blood. That’s it. That’s all. That’s everything.”

Cited sourceSermon: “What Can Wash Away My Sin?”, Camp Meeting, 2004.

“There’s not a drop of hope outside the blood of Jesus Christ. And that blood must be applied by faith. That’s what the Bible says. Romans 3:25: ‘through faith in His blood.’ That’s the gospel. That’s the message. And if a preacher doesn’t preach that, he’s not preaching the gospel.”

Cited sourceSermons from the Sawdust Trail, King James Press, 1964, p. 110.

“You won’t be saved by feelings, and you won’t be saved by fear. You’ll be saved when you place your faith in the blood of Jesus. The blood was shed, but it must be believed on. Romans 3:25 is plain—God only accepts those who trust in that blood. He doesn’t accept sincerity—He accepts the blood.”

Cited sourceSermon: “Faith in the Blood,” Preached at Central Indiana Baptist Fellowship, 2004.

“The gospel is not ‘turn from your sins’ or ‘make Jesus Lord of your life.’ The gospel is this: Christ died, shed His blood, and rose again, and you are saved when you put your faith in His blood. That’s what Romans 3:25 says. You don’t get cleaned up first—you trust the blood, and He does the cleaning.”

Cited sourceYouTube Sermon: “Faith in the Blood Saves”, Yankee Arnold Ministries, 2020.

“The blood of Christ must be believed on, not admired. Romans 3:25 is the key: ‘faith in His blood.’ That’s not ritual, that’s redemption. No one gets justified who bypasses the blood. No one gets peace with God who avoids Calvary. That’s why we preach the blood—because it must be trusted.”

Cited sourceLecture: “Revival & the Blood,” Fairhaven Baptist College, 2001.

“Faith in the blood—that’s salvation. Not a lifestyle change. Not a commitment. Not ‘making Jesus Lord of all.’ No sir. It’s faith in His blood, plain and simple. Romans 3:25 is the clearest verse in the whole Bible on salvation. Why don’t more people preach it? Because they’re ashamed of the blood. I’m not. I trust the blood and I preach the blood.”

Cited sourceThe Truth About the King James Bible, Independent Baptist Online College, 2020, p. 51.

“Faith in Christ means faith in what He did—not just who He is. And the heart of what He did is shed His blood. Romans 3:25 says we are saved through faith in His blood. That’s not an add-on. That is the foundation of our justification. Don’t tell me you’re saved if you’re not trusting the blood.”

Cited sourceSermon: “Faith in the Blood,” Crown College Chapel, 2009.

“We’re living in a day when people want a bloodless gospel—a gospel that doesn’t offend the modern thinker. But my Bible says we’re justified through faith in His blood. That means no one gets saved by good intentions, reformation, or religious effort. You must place your faith in the blood of Jesus. Anything else is a counterfeit gospel.”

Cited sourceRevival Sermons that Stir the Soul, John Hamblin, Revival Fires Publications, 2004, p. 88.

“Faith that saves is faith in the blood. If you just believe in Jesus as a historical figure, you’re no better than the devil. The Bible says in Romans 3:25 that God is satisfied through faith in His blood. That’s why I tell sinners—don’t trust the church, don’t trust your record—trust the blood. It’s the blood that brings atonement, and it’s the blood that God looks for when He saves.”

Cited sourceSermon: “It’s Still the Blood,” preached at Shady Acres Baptist Church, 2007.

“We don’t just believe in Jesus—we believe in what He did, and specifically, we believe in His blood. Romans 3:25 says God set Him forth to be a propitiation through faith in His blood. You say, ‘I believe in Jesus.’ That’s great. But do you trust His blood? That’s the only ground God accepts.”

Cited sourceSunday Morning Message, North Valley Baptist Church, Santa Clara, 2013.

“There’s a lot of people who say they believe in Jesus, but they’re not saved. Why? Because they never trusted His blood. The Bible don’t say believe in His miracles, it says faith in His blood. That’s where it’s at! It’s the blood that turns away wrath, it’s the blood that pays the debt, and it’s the blood that saves when you believe it.”

Cited sourceYouTube Sermon: “Faith in the Blood,” Pastor Danny Castle, Shining Light Baptist Church, 2021.

“The blood is what makes the difference. And until you personally trust that blood, you are under the wrath of God. I’m not talking about faith in a prayer. I’m talking about faith in the blood of Jesus Christ. Romans 3:25 lays it down: God demands that you come by the blood, and the only way to come by it is to believe it, trust it, and rest in it.”

Cited sourceSermon: “Faith in the Blood”, Revival Fires Conference, 2002.

“We’ve got a generation of preachers who’ve swapped out the blood for psychology. They want to talk about healing and trauma but won’t talk about the blood. Romans 3:25 says salvation is through faith in His blood. That’s the problem—we’ve got people believing in belief, believing in prayer, but not believing in the blood. You’re not saved until you do.”

Cited sourceCamp Meeting Message: “The Blood is Enough,” preached at Fairhaven Baptist, 2011.

“The only way to be saved is to place your faith in the finished work of Christ, and that includes trusting the blood that He shed. Romans 3:25 says that God presented Christ to be a propitiation through faith in His blood. Not faith in a church, not faith in a prayer, not faith in a preacher—faith in His blood. That’s what redeems a man.”

Cited sourceUnderstanding the Gospel, Paul Chappell, Striving Together Publications, 2012, p. 37.

“We must get back to blood preaching! Not just cross preaching—blood preaching! Romans 3:25 says it’s faith in His blood. Not in good works, not in tears, not even in the ‘sinner’s prayer’—if that prayer isn’t rooted in faith in the blood, it’s just words. Salvation is trusting that the blood of Jesus is enough.”

Cited sourceOld Paths Journal, Vol. 11, No. 3, 2020.

“God made a way through the blood, and God said, ‘Believe in it.’ Romans 3:25 declares the terms—faith in His blood. It’s not enough to believe He died. It’s not enough to be moved emotionally. You have to trust the blood as your only hope. Then and only then does justification become yours.”

Cited sourceSermon: “Faith That Saves,” Campground Preaching, 1982.

“When Paul said ‘faith in His blood’ in Romans 3:25, he meant exactly that. Not just believing in Christ generally. He meant believing in what Christ did specifically—His blood sacrifice. It’s not the idea of Jesus that saves—it’s the blood of Jesus, received by faith, that saves. You remove that, and you have no gospel left.”

Cited sourceDoctrines That Matter, Dell Johnson, 1985, p. 66.

“Romans 3:25 says ‘through faith in His blood.’ You want to get saved? You better believe that His blood was shed for your sins and that God is satisfied with that payment. If you’re trusting anything else—even your ‘faith’ that’s not rooted in the blood—you’re lost. It’s not enough to believe about Jesus. You have to believe in the blood!”

Cited sourceThe Answer Book, Dr. Samuel Gipp, DayStar Publishing, 1989, p. 92.

“They’re taking the blood out of hymnals and sermons. Why? Because the devil hates the blood! He knows that if you believe Romans 3:25—faith in His blood—you’ll be saved and sealed forever. But if you miss that blood, you’ll split hell wide open. You’d better make sure your faith isn’t in a decision—it’s in the blood.”

Cited sourceSermon: “Faith in the Blood vs. Faith in a Feeling,” 1992.

“You can believe in everything but still be wrong. You can believe in the church, the Bible, the preacher, and still go to hell unless you’ve put your faith in the blood. That’s what God said—Romans 3:25. Don’t argue with it. Don’t explain it away. Just believe it. Trust the blood, or be lost forever.”

Cited sourceSermon: “The Only Ground,” Sword of the Lord Conference, 1992.

“Faith in the blood is not a side note—it’s the note. It’s the key that unlocks justification. Romans 3:25 doesn’t say faith in baptism or church membership. It says faith in His blood. You can shout, serve, and sacrifice, but if you’ve never trusted the blood, you’re not saved.”

Cited sourceSword of the Lord Conference Message: “Don’t Bypass the Blood,” 1999.

“Romans 3:25 is the death blow to every man-made gospel: ‘through faith in His blood.’ That’s not metaphor. That’s not poetry. That’s theology. If you haven’t trusted the blood, you haven’t trusted the gospel. You don’t get to pick your way. God already picked it—the blood, by faith.”

Cited sourceSermon: “The True Gospel vs. The Popular One,” Independent Baptist Archives, 2001.

“I lost my memory, but I didn’t lose the truth: Jesus died for me, and I trust His blood. Romans 3:25 says God is satisfied through faith in His blood. That’s the way I got saved, and that’s the way I still preach it. That blood is all I’ve got. That blood is all I need.”

Cited sourceTestimony Message: “Memory Lost, Gospel Retained,” 2002.

“That blood was shed, yes—but it must be believed on. You can shout, cry, run aisles, but if you haven’t put your faith in His blood, you’re still in your sins. Romans 3:25 is God’s own terms for salvation. The atonement is there—but it doesn’t apply till you trust it!”

Cited sourceSermon: “Blood on the Mercy Seat,” Camp Meeting, 2003.

“They mock the blood. They minimize it. But God magnifies it. You are either trusting the blood of Jesus Christ to get you to Heaven—or you are lost. Romans 3:25 says it plain: faith in His blood. That’s where God meets the sinner. That’s where wrath is turned to mercy.”

Cited sourceSermon: “It’s the Blood or It’s Nothing,” Old-Time Baptist Church, 2003.

“If it’s not the blood, it’s blasphemy. You can trust a million things and still split hell wide open if you never put your faith in the blood. Romans 3:25 doesn’t stutter. Salvation is not by trying—it’s by trusting the blood that was shed at Calvary.”

Cited sourceCamp Meeting Message: “Don’t Miss the Blood,” 2004.

“The power of salvation is not in the preacher—it’s in the blood. But the blood must be trusted. God doesn’t apply it automatically. Romans 3:25 teaches that justification comes through faith in His blood. That’s the line. If your faith is in anything else, it’s in vain.”

Cited sourceSunday Morning Message, “Faith in the Blood,” preached 2005.

“The modern gospel says, ‘just ask Jesus into your heart.’ But that’s not what the Bible says. It says, ‘through faith in His blood.’ That’s Romans 3:25. That’s the gospel. That’s how sinners are justified. If your faith isn’t in the blood of Jesus, then it’s misplaced—and it won’t save you.”

Cited sourceSermon: “Faith in the Blood or a False Hope?”, Fairhaven Sermon Archives, 2007.

“People ask me what kind of preacher I am. I say, ‘I’m a blood preacher.’ Because if you’re not preaching faith in the blood, you’re preaching a lie. Romans 3:25 makes it clear: God set Him forth to be a propitiation, but only for those who believe in His blood. That’s the door to heaven, and you better come through it.”

Cited sourceMessage: “The Blood-Stained Gospel,” recorded 2007.

“You can run down the aisle, cry a gallon of tears, and hug the altar, but unless you put your faith in the blood, it’s just emotion. God doesn’t save through emotion—He saves through faith in His blood. Romans 3:25 makes it plain. And we need to preach it plain!”

Cited sourceCamp Meeting Message: “The Blood is the Bridge,” 2009.

“I’m not trusting my memory of a profession—I’m trusting the blood. You can sit in church for 40 years and never be saved if you’ve never placed your faith in His blood. That’s not a minor verse—it’s the whole message. Romans 3:25 should be in every soul winner’s arsenal.”

Cited sourceSermon: “Faith in the Blood—God’s Only Terms,” 2010.

“It’s not a feeling. It’s not a formula. It’s faith. But it’s not generic faith—it’s faith in the blood. You have to believe that what Jesus did when He died—and bled—was for you, and that His blood alone is what God accepts. Romans 3:25 is God’s instruction manual for salvation.”

Cited sourceSermon: “The Final Payment,” preached 2014.

“There is a difference between believing in Jesus and believing in what He did. Romans 3:25 is where the spotlight shines: ‘faith in His blood.’ That’s the currency of heaven, and unless you lay hold of it by faith, you remain under condemnation. We must teach people that it’s not about praying a prayer—it’s about trusting the blood.”

Cited sourceSermon: “Justified by the Blood,” Lighthouse Baptist Archives, 2011.

“God set Christ forth as a sacrifice—but you must trust the blood. Not trust your religion, not your understanding—trust His blood. Romans 3:25 says so plainly. If that’s not part of your gospel, then your gospel has no power to save. Faith in the blood is not optional—it is the very thing that justifies the sinner before God.”

Cited sourceSermon: “The Blood Bought My Freedom,” 2015.

“You are not saved by believing in a prayer—you’re saved by believing in the blood! The blood of Jesus is not just part of the gospel—it is the power of the gospel. Romans 3:25 makes it so clear: God is satisfied through faith in His blood. That’s the only kind of faith that justifies.”

Cited sourceSermon: “Justified by Faith in the Blood,” Dwight Smith Ministries, 2015.

“We sing about the blood, we shout about the blood, but how many actually trust the blood? Romans 3:25 says that’s the requirement. You’re not saved by knowing about the cross—you’re saved when you believe that His blood was enough—and you trust it to save you.”

Cited sourceYouth Revival Message: “Faith in the Blood,” 2015.

“You can’t substitute repentance, confession, or dedication for what God actually requires—faith in the blood. Romans 3:25 isn’t a poetic suggestion. It is a doctrinal demand. You can’t get saved by admiring Christ. You have to trust the blood He shed. That’s how God saves sinners.”

Cited sourceCamp Meeting Message: “The Blood Alone,” King James Jubilee, 2016.

“God’s not interested in your list of good deeds. He’s looking for one thing—faith in the blood. That’s what Romans 3:25 says. That blood was shed for sinners, and sinners have to believe in it or die in their sins. You can go to hell with religion if you’re not trusting the blood of Jesus.”

Cited sourceCamp Meeting Sermon: “The Blood is Still Enough,” 2016.

“You can’t trust the law and the blood at the same time. You’ve got to choose. Romans 3:25 says justification comes through faith in His blood. That’s why I’m not trusting my lifestyle. I’m not trusting my convictions. I’m trusting the blood of Jesus Christ—and that alone.”

Cited sourceSermon: “By Grace Through Blood,” 2016.

“This modern crowd doesn’t want to talk about blood, much less believe in it. But that’s the very thing that saves. Romans 3:25 says it—faith in His blood. Not faith in a profession. Not faith in a creed. You better be trusting the blood, or you’re as lost as Judas.”

Cited sourceSermon: “God’s Remedy for Man’s Ruin,” 2017 Bible Believers Conference.

“All roads don’t lead to Heaven. Only one does—and it’s stained with blood. The sinner must come by way of the cross, and more than that—by faith in the blood. That’s Romans 3:25. You can know theology and still go to hell if you never trust the blood.”

Cited sourceSermon: “The Blood Road,” Granite Baptist Church, 2017.

“The devil don’t mind you being religious. He don’t mind you talking about Jesus. But he hates it when you preach faith in the blood. That’s where the power is! That’s where the cleansing is! And that’s the only thing God said justifies a man—Romans 3:25: faith in His blood!”

Cited sourceSermon: “Justified by Blood,” National Jubilee, 2018.

“I’m not trusting a prayer—I’m trusting the blood. I’m not trusting my repentance—I’m trusting the blood. I’m not trusting a preacher—I’m trusting the blood! That’s what Romans 3:25 says—faith in His blood. That’s where salvation is. Not in the aisle. Not in the baptistery. In the blood!”

Cited sourceYouth Congress Message: “The Blood Still Works,” 2018.

“People say, ‘I believe in Jesus.’ Wonderful. But do you trust the blood? Because that’s what Romans 3:25 says—faith in His blood. Not in your sincerity. Not in your tears. Not in your decision card. The blood is the issue. You have to believe God is satisfied with Christ’s blood—and that’s your only hope of heaven.”

Cited sourceSermon: “It’s the Blood That Saves,” Longview Bible Conference, 2019.

“There is no salvation apart from the blood, and there is no blood benefit apart from faith. Romans 3:25 is the bridge: the blood is applied when it is trusted. That’s why our gospel must include it. You don’t get saved by trusting in a plan—you get saved by trusting in the blood.”

Cited sourceSermon: “By the Blood,” Clays Mill Baptist, 2020.

“It’s not enough to believe in God. It’s not enough to believe in Jesus. You’ve got to believe in the blood. That’s the payment, and unless your faith is in it, you’re under wrath. Romans 3:25 tells the truth that the modern church wants to hide—salvation is through faith in His blood.”

Cited sourceKing James Code Broadcast: “The Blood Applied,” 2020.

“Faith has to have an object—and in the gospel, the object is the blood of Christ. Romans 3:25 says it: ‘faith in His blood.’ That’s what satisfies the Father. Not your morality. Not your knowledge. The blood, applied by faith.”

Cited sourceYouTube Devotion: “Justified by the Blood,” 2020.

“The gospel isn’t complete without the blood. And the blood must be trusted, not just referenced. Romans 3:25 spells it out—faith in His blood. That’s what turns God’s wrath into mercy. That’s how sinners are saved.”

Cited sourceNational Church Growth Conference Sermon: “The True Gospel,” 2021.

“The only way to Heaven is by faith in the blood. Not in a denomination. Not in a tradition. Not in a checklist. The blood of Jesus Christ is what God accepts—and He only accepts those who believe in that blood.”

Cited sourceYouth Revival Message: “The Only Way In,” 2021.

“The devil don’t care if you talk about God. But he hates it when you talk about the blood. That’s where the power is! Romans 3:25 doesn’t say ‘faith in your faith’—it says faith in His blood! If your gospel doesn’t include that, it isn’t the gospel at all.”

Cited sourceNational Jubilee Sermon: “It’s the Blood or It’s Nothing,” 2021.

“You don’t get saved by crying or trying—you get saved by trusting the blood. Romans 3:25 settles it: God is satisfied with the blood, and He is satisfied with you when you put your faith in that blood. Any gospel that skips the blood is a gospel from hell.”

Cited sourceCamp Meeting Sermon: “The Mercy Seat,” preached 2022.

“We’re not saved by faith in faith. We’re saved by faith in the blood. The Bible says so—Romans 3:25. It doesn’t get any clearer than that. I tell young people all across America: If your trust isn’t in the blood, your soul isn’t safe. Trust the blood, and you’ll be eternally justified.”

Cited sourceYouTube Message: “Faith in His Blood,” Remnant Ministries, 2022.

“We’re not justified by sincerity—we’re justified by blood. But that blood must be trusted. Romans 3:25 lays it out: ‘through faith in His blood.’ That’s the centerpiece of the gospel. You can’t preach Christ without preaching faith in the blood.”

Cited sourceMorning Devotion: “The Heart of the Gospel,” 2022.

“I am not trusting a prayer I prayed, or an aisle I walked—I am trusting the blood that was shed on the cross. Romans 3:25 tells us plainly: God is satisfied through faith in His blood. That’s the only way a sinner can be justified.”

Cited sourceFBCH Sunday Morning Message: “The Justifier,” 2022.

“If you’ve never trusted the blood, you’ve never trusted the gospel. God’s Word says the atonement is applied through faith in His blood. That’s Romans 3:25. You don’t get to invent a substitute. You get to believe the blood or remain under judgment.”

Cited sourceSunday Message: “The Gospel According to God,” 2022.

“The church today wants a clean gospel. God gave us a bloody one. And He said, ‘You believe in that blood—or you perish.’ Romans 3:25 puts it in stone—faith in His blood is how sinners are justified. Period. That’s why I still preach it with tears and fire.”

Cited sourceCamp Meeting Message: “The Blood That Speaks,” 2022.

“You’re not saved by faith in a prayer—you’re saved by faith in the blood. That blood is the basis of forgiveness, and Romans 3:25 says it’s what satisfies God. I thank God for the blood—and that I can believe it, trust it, and rest in it.”

Cited sourceYouth Congress Message: “It’s Still the Blood,” 2022.

“There is no gospel apart from faith in the blood of Christ. Romans 3:25 doesn’t give us options. The atonement is made, but it must be received—by faith in His blood. That’s what justifies. That’s what redeems.”

Cited sourceMorning Devotion Broadcast, “Blood-Bought Justification,” 2023.

“We must preach the blood. And not just mention it—preach that sinners must trust it. Romans 3:25 teaches that God set Christ forth to be a propitiation through faith in His blood. Don’t preach a generic Jesus—preach a bloody cross and a personal application of it.”

Cited sourceYouTube Message: “Faith in His Blood,” 2023.