Through The Cross Of Christ

 The purpose of the Law was to reveal unrighteousness and to bring a sinner to repentance before God, but the Word of God identifies two types of righteousness: one that stems from a works-based morality, which is achieved by rigorously keeping the Law, and one which is a faith-based righteousness, which comes from humbly trusting Jesus as Savior and depending on Him at all times and for all things.
  There are Christians today who desire to be righteous through their own merit. They expend much of their time and energy in producing a works-based righteousness, which relies on what they do for God, rather than for what He has done for us (through the Person and Work of the Lord Jesus on the Cross of Calvary).
 Let us not blindly cling to our own self-initiated righteousness in the expectation that God will accept us for our good works. God no longer deals with His people on behalf of the unachievable righteous requirements of the Mosaic Law, but Through The Cross Of Christ Who became sin for us so that we might become the righteousness of God - in Him.
Christ is the culmination of the law so that there may be righteousness for everyone who believes.

Our United Prayer:
Heavenly Father, thank You, for sending the Lord Jesus Christ to be the end of the Law to all who trust in Him as their Savior. We confess that of ourselves, we can do no good thing, but praise Your holy name that we can do all things through Christ, Who has become our righteousness. In His name we pray, AMEN.