On this Fathers Day, we trace our spiritual heritage back to Abraham, considered righteous because of his faith, and thus the spiritual father of us all. Our study continues with romans 4:9-15
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Let’s look at what Jesus had to say in His very first sermon, which we refer to as the Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew 5:3-12. In this age of “influencers,” His list of Beatitudes (from the Latin word “beatus,” … Continue reading →
Our study continues with Romans 4:1-8. Having explained that faith is the one and only means of reconciliation with God, Paul now illustrates this truth through the example of Abraham. It was not by his works that Abraham was considered … Continue reading →
Priscila speaks on the topics of the importance of family and the power of God for redemption based on the story of Nick Cruz.
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It has always been faith. It was faith before God gave the law to Moses. It was faith after the law was given. It is faith now, faith in the one true God and God the Son, Jesus, who sacrificed … Continue reading →
Paul has laid out the problem for us in detail. We are all deserving of God’s judgment. Now we come to the solution. His name is Jesus.
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As we continue our study, we now come to a passage that may be familiar to us, either because we were trained to use it as we share the good news, or because we ourselves were ushered into the faith … Continue reading →
As we move into Romans, Chapter 3, Paul has shown us the hopeless condition of both Gentile and Jew. In Chapter 2, he has addressed the Jews in particular, for these had the advantage as direct recipients of His favor … Continue reading →
God commanded circumcision as a sign of His covenant with His people, but from the beginning, it was always about the condition of their hearts. So it is with us. The trappings of religion are worthless if they do not … Continue reading →
