Today we’ll look at Romans 7:14-25. Sin is something we all deal/struggle with. We are all sinners and we struggle with sin naturally. Even the Apostle Paul dealt/struggled with sin. My sin may be different from your sin, but we do all sin.

James tells us in verse 2 of chapter 1 to count it all joy when we face trials. Today, we briefly discuss trials.

As we continue in our study on the topic of preparing for meeting the bridegroom. In preparation to meet our bridegroom we must learn the ABC's of christian living. We should always denounce sin, be dependable in service, and continue in our dedication to selflessness.

During the time of engagement, as seen in the book of Esther, the bride (church) spent time preparing to meet her bridegroom (Christ). The bride went through a time of purification, that is making herself as perfect as humanly possible for her bridegroom.

Proverbs 3:5-8

These two texts of Scripture in today’s message are addressing to two different classes of people: the first is to the saved; the second is to the unsaved. These two groups will not be judged at the same time. Scripture teaches that the millennial reign of Christ will separate their judgments.

All throughout scripture we find that you are either a believer of Jesus Christ or you are serving the father of lies.

There is a name that brings more controversy than any other. It is a name above all names. It is a name of power. It is a name that brings salvation to those who call upon it. In this episode we’ll be looking at that name, the name Jesus.

Let us look at Calvary—the most sacred place in the world.

In this passage, Isaiah speaks of the time when Egypt will know the Lord, and worship Him—Not only would they worship the Lord, they would make a vow to Him and keep it …