Romans 12 closes with exhortation to believers on how we are to live in this world where we will have enemies.
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The Book of Romans
We continue in the book of Romans. Paul continues to address the unbelief of Israel and shows us how to think about it. We will consider these four points: The Inexcusableness of Unbelief. The Darkness of Sin. The Efficacy of Sovereign Grace. The Application to Us Today.
We will be focusing on one verse, which is a sermon in itself. Romans 8:28 is perhaps the most quoted and well-known verse in the New Testament. It is also the most misquoted and misunderstood verse. We will consider this wonderful verse and how Paul continues to encourage us in this chapter. We will consider these three…
This passage is difficult but, it explains a great and wonderful mystery that we need to know.
Scripture Reading: Romans 8:18-25
Having concluded with the instructions for building to Tabernacle, the Lord now announces, in Exodus 31:1-11, the instruments he will use to build the Tabernacle and all its furnishings. We will consider these three points: 1. The need for wise master builders. 2. The equipping of them for their work. 3, The fulfillment in Christ…
After describing the blessing of the gospel and the reality of our justification in Christ, Paul now explains further the blessing of life in Christ and what that means for our daily lives.
After describing the great struggle against sin that continues in the believer’s life, Paul gives a wonderful and encouraging pronouncement to help us.
Our passage is Romans 7:7-25. This passage is somewhat controversial as Paul lays out the struggle against sin and the use of the law in that struggle. Is this the struggle of one who is not yet a believer? Or, is this the ongoing struggle of the believer? We will consider how Paul describes this…
Here Paul gives us the analogy of marriage to illustrate the new relationship of the christian to both the law and to Christ.