In his letter to Rome, Paul concludes with the longest closing remarks found in any of his letters. The closing segment we’re looking at today teaches us principles we can apply to our own lives as we make plans for our future.
The passage we are studying today is almost a summary of the book of Romans: Christ became a servant, as God promised, so all could glorify God, be filled with hope and joy through faith, and live by the power of the Holy Spirit. This passage reminds us that God will keep His promises and […]
In Romans 15, God is very clear that we are to help each other; especially those who are “weaker” than we are. Our goal shouldn’t be to wean them out, give them a spiritual “Darwin Award,” and be glad they’re gone. In other words, we need to stop eating our young! Instead, our goal should […]
God, after instructing us that our differences in opinions are not worth fighting over, now instructs us to set aside our opinions, and subsequent actions based upon our opinions, if it offends a brother. In other words, God tells us to stop pushing buttons!
It’s easy to do what you want; to justify your own actions, and live by your own standards. It’s also easy to look down on others who aren’t living by your standards. The truth is, the Christian life isn’t like Burger King. You can’t, “Have it your way.” In Romans 14, God challenges all of […]
It’s easy to do what you want; to justify your own actions, and live by your own standards. It’s also easy to look down on others who aren’t living by your standards. The truth is, the Christian life isn’t like Burger King. You can’t, “Have it your way.” In Romans 14, God challenges all of […]
Sharing from Psalm 23 and current events.
The Deacons bring the word.
In Luke 2, the angel announces three purposes for Christ’s birth. This Christmas season we are going to study each of these purposes and be reminded of what Christmas is really about.
Today we celebrate the baptism of several individuals and sharing the praises from the body.