On Wednesday, September 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk, a highly effective voice for faith and conservative values among young people, was shot to death as he was engaging with students at Utah Valley University. He was murdered by someone who hated … Continue reading →
When we hear the expression, “the long arm of the law”, we may think of law enforcement’s power to find the criminal wherever he may hide. If only it were always so. Sometimes human laws and law enforcement can be … Continue reading →
Law is generally a good thing. We would not want to live in a society without it. But law is generally made by humans, and thus will be imperfect and in some cases actually bad. There is a law that … Continue reading →
“Slave” is a charged word these days. We feel a little uncomfortable using it. But in Paul’s day, slavery was a fact of life, and made for a readily understandable metaphor that explains the human condition. We don’t like to … Continue reading →
There isn’t one of us that hasn’t encountered some suffering in life. Drawing from the experiences of the apostle Paul, Linda teaches us to keep on fighting.
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When you give your life to Jesus, a radical change takes place. It will probably take some time to work its way outward, but you have become something different than you were before. Jesus called it being born again. We … Continue reading →
Priscilla speaks on having the joy of the Lord and spreading it around.
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Our study continues with Romans 6:1-7. Paul has just written that the increase of sin revealed by the law resulted in an even greater revelation of grace. He now poses a rhetorical question, “should we keep on sinning so that … Continue reading →
We pick up our study of Paul’s letter to the believers in Rome with Romans 5:12-21. If you’ve ever heard someone refer to Jesus as the second Adam, this is the reference they are making. This is a great lesson … Continue reading →
