In Romans 12:9-13, Paul is continuing his teaching about what a living sacrifice looks like. Verse 9 begins, “Let love be without hypocrisy—by…” I only found one version, the Legacy Standard Bible, that reads this way. I admit to not … Continue reading →
What does it mean to be a living sacrifice? How can we renew our minds and thus be transformed? These are the first two instructions we find as Paul moves from theology lesson to application (Romans 12:1-2.) In the last … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and Pray with us. Debra is glad to be back and we’re glad to have her back. Leann is thankful to have a name for her condition and is hopeful for some other things to work out. … Continue reading →
As we continue our study of the book of Romans, we have come to a point of transition. Paul has finished his theology lesson and now moves into application. It begins with the famous “therefore.” IN light of everything we … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Brenda is thankful to get the yard done. She is thankful to have everything in order after Don’s passing. We are grateful to be together. Keep praying for Pris. She is to have … Continue reading →
When we speak of a mystery, we refer to something that is unknown. A mystery is a puzzle we hope to solve. Once solved, it’s no longer a mystery. WE know who did it. We found that illusive answer. So … Continue reading →
Our study continues with Romans 11:16-24. In the last 3 chapters, Paul has been explaining the significance of Israel in god’s plan of redemption. They rejected their messiah, and that rejection led to salvation for all who will believe, Jew … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Debra’s family is enjoying a new dog. Brenda heard some good things from Don in the days before he left us. She takes joy and comfort in her family. Larry is thankful that … Continue reading →
Dear family and friends, as most of you know by now, we lost Don last week due to complications following his kidney transplant surgery. He will be greatly missed, but we do not grieve as those who have no hope. … Continue reading →
