Join me for a stirring and vital teaching on why Paul refers to the Word of God as "the holy Scriptures." What will this mean for you?

This is my joyful opportunity to boast in the Lord gratefully for His indescribable gift -- the Bible!

We might call this the second part of my introduction to our series in Romans -- much-needed due to the awesome depth of this book.

In fact, the great poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge called Romans “the most profound work in existence.”

The goal is simple: If you know your faith, you'll be strong in your faith -- but only if you "do" your faith (and I include myself).

If you know your faith, you'll be strong in your faith -- but only if you "do" your faith. The intent, the goal of this series is to enable you -- and me -- to know our faith, to be strong in our faith, and to "do" our faith.

Then, we'll understand how and why some of the most influential Christians who have ever lived: Augustine, John Crysostom, Martin Luther, John Wesley among them -- so highly extolled Paul's Letter to the Romans!

There is little teaching on this critical matter of the Christian faith; the result is predictable: Little fear of God and His coming judgment results in no respect of man. Hence, we have increasing chaos in our world.

What does the Bible teach about Hell? Why is it necessary to study what it says? When I return from a ministry trip to Kenya the first week of December, I'll continue this series...

Having done a 14 part series on Heaven, it's necessary to follow that with a series on Hell -- which makes one all the more grateful for Heaven!

Why do I refer to God as "the Spectacular God"? That's an unusual or rare description of Him? Yet, reading Rev. 22, I cannot help but come away with such a conclusion. Find out why with me!

It's incredible to see the apostle John write that he saw the things he was told to reveal in the Book of Revelation -- some 55 times!

And nowhere in Scripture do we find more specific teaching about Heaven than in Rev. 21-22. Join me as we learn more about this infinitely superior land -- the eternal land.

We find extraordinary information about Heaven in Rev. 21-22; join me as we discover more of what God has in store for eternity for the believer in Jesus; Heaven makes this world BORING!

Jesus speaks of the "regeneration of all things" in Mt. 19:28. What's the context? What does He mean by "regeneration"? How does this relate to Heaven? These are the topics we'll focus on in this message!

From today's three passages, we'll discover why and how a focus on the believer's eternal home has a vital impact on our lives here on this earth.