As Americans celebrate Independence Day, the truths that Paul reveals in this first part of Romans form the foundation of a biblical worldview which informs our understanding of patriotism & whether or not we can celebrate our nation.

The nature of one’s relationship with Jesus is a matter of God’s grace, not a matter of time or how much religious merit one has tried to accumulate.

At the close of his argument for the human condition, Paul addresses our propensity for self-justification.

Jesus told the parable of the talents to let His followers know He expects them to invest themselves and all they have been given in the kingdom.

When we think about manhood, we may typically think about strength. But would you believe that in the Kingdom of God, meekness is actually strength?

The parable of the tenants condemned the religious leaders of Jesus’ day and challenges our stewardship today.

Why are hypocrisy & integrity such powerful forces in our lives?

All things worth having are costly, and the cost of following Jesus is far overshadowed by the benefits.

What do we do with our guilty consciences as human beings? Is there a way to remove the guilt? Why do we even have that feature built into us?