God in His kindness has given us the moral law.
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Sermons on Romans
Romans 5 – Christians enjoy tremendous benefits as a result of being in Christ.
Romans 4:4-8 – Justification is a glorious reality enjoyed by Christians. It’s a humbling truth to be rejoiced in.
Romans 8:30 – God gives untold benefits to those whom He calls. Believers can rejoice in these benefits and live in light of them.
Romans 8:28. In all circumstances, God works for his glory and the believer’s greater good.
Hebrews 10:12; 2 Corinthians 15:18; Romans 8:34. How does Christ fulfil the office of a priest?
Genesis 3:8; Romans 1:18. What is the misery of that estate whereinto man fell?
Romans 3:10-17. Into what estate did the fall bring mankind?
Romans 5:12. Did all mankind fall in Adam’s first transgression?
Romans 12:14-21. How should believers respond to the everyday sort of wrongs and injustices we face? Paul gives clear instructions.
Romans 10:2. Zeal without knowledge is marked by arrogance and a reliance on man’s rules. Zeal with knowledge is marked by humility and obedience to the Lord.
Romans 16:18. Paul warns his readers to watch out for divisive influences both within and without the church.
Romans 8:32. God gave us Jesus. Can we lack anything else?
Revelation 4:11 and Romans 3:10-12. In our first Sunday in the ‘Two Ways to Live’ series we see the first two essential truths of the gospel: God is the creator king, and man has rebelled against that king.
Romans 8:31. A proper understanding of what Paul is referring to at the beginning of the verse leads to greater comfort from the promise made at the end of the verse.
Romans 7:22-24 – Every Christian has a battle going on inside of them – the sinful nature remains. This truth is shocking yet also encouraging. Christ delivers us from this body of death!
Romans – As we begin a new series in Paul’s letters, the book of Romans addresses not what humanity thinks they need, but what they actually need – righteousness.
Romans 13:1. Paul’s letter to the Romans gives Christians today instructions on how to understand and respond to civil government.
Romans 14:22-23. Paul’s instructions on handling differing opinions among believers remind us to be gracious and biblical.
Romans 11:33-36 – God is great, and no exclamation can capture his greatness.