Most people want to be "good." The problem is that it's hard to measure when we've made it and we can't seem to agree on what it means. To complicate the issue, the Bible declares that "no one is good, no not one" (Rom 3:10) and "the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God." (1 Cor. 6:9a) What is the solution to this serious problem? Find out in the expository sermon from Isa. 59; sermon begins at about 26:55.
