Category Archives: Romans
“And One Last Thing…”
Romans 16:17-20
Wow! It has been quite a journey, but today our study of Romans is coming to a close. If I have counted right this is our 79th study in Paul’s letter to the church in Rome. That is crazy isn’t … Continue reading
The Blessing in the Struggle
Romans 15:20-33
I’ve been thinking about the Apostle Paul’s words written to the church in Rome. I’ve thought about his unparalleled teaching, his deep understanding of the things of God, and his ability to communicate God’s truth to others. God had given … Continue reading
Again and Again and Again
Romans 15:14-21
David Livingstone was born on March 19, 1813 in Blantyre, Scotland. His family was extremely poor, but they were passionately dedicated to Jesus Christ. David’s father, Neil, was a traveling tea salesman and Sunday school teacher who passed out Bible … Continue reading
Set Your Sights
Romans 15:14-21
We hear a lot of talk today about setting goals. Goals are important, but it is important that we set the right kind of goals and know what it is going to take to realize those goals. Most people want … Continue reading
The Offering
Mother’s Day 2010
Today is Mother’s Day and I’ve got to take this opportunity to share with the moms who are with us today. Mom, you are a treasure. You are a priceless treasure, a gift from God. You probably don’t hear “thank … Continue reading
“He Gives So That We Can…”
Romans 15:1-6
“I can’t do this.” Those are words that I often hear, words that I’ve spoken from time-to-time. They are words that can paralyze us, persuade us, and pummel us at the bedrock of our soul. “I can’t do this” means … Continue reading
Lifting Up The Body of Christ
Romans 15:1-6
Just last Sunday we celebrated the glorious resurrection of our Savior. Easter Sunday is always a highlight for me, as I’m sure it is for you as well. This morning I want us to return to our study of Paul’s … Continue reading
There’s No “I” in Team!
Romans 14:13-23
Any person who has ever played a team sport has heard their coach say, “There is no ‘I’ in team.” We’ve heard the phrase so much that it has become a cliché, but the phrase is absolutely true. If you … Continue reading
