In this continuations of the study of Romans, Scott covers some of the most quoted scripture ever to be articulated in Christianity, some of the most poignant scripture on how a person might be saved. If you are already a believer, why is this important to you? Our mission at BMTBC is to be disciples of Jesus and make disciples of Jesus. As such, this message covers specifics in how to better share the gospel. This message speaks on the righteousness based on the law as opposed to the righteousness based on faith - it's not about doing stuff! It also continues to discuss the different types of beliefs (rational, emotional, volitional) and addresses some of the challenges people have in coming to a saving faith in Jesus.

In this continuation of the study of Romans, Scott covers truths from Romans 10:1-4. If the majority of people say they believe in a God, why not Christianity? What does it mean to have zeal for God without the knowledge? Can submission, in any context, ever be a good thing? What does the Apostle Paul mean when he says Christ is the end of the law for righteousness for those who believe? These are the sorts of questions that are discussed in this message. Plus Patches The Wonder Dog once again finds herself the subject of a sermon illustration!

In this continuation of the study of Romans, we cover Romans chapter 9. Is God unjust? Does he predestine people to Hell or Heaven? When he hardened Pharaoh's heart (Exodus 9) did Pharaoh have a chance? Who are God's people? These are questions addressed in this message.

In this continuation of the study of Romans, Scott covers Romans 9:1-13. He addresses serious questions such as what does scripture mean when it refers to Israelite in the context of these passages, will your loved ones ever come to have a saving relationship with Jesus Christ, what does predestination mean, is God up there arbitrarily choosing who he hates and who he loves, and do our lost loved ones have a choice in the matter?

To read the 'How Do You Prove You Are A Jew' document referenced in this sermon, go to http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/02/magazine/02jewishness-t.html.

In this continuation of The Gospel Life - A Study Of Romans sermon series, Scott covers Romans 8:31-39. In the midst of suffering and all the things we have gone through and will go through, is God still there? Does God still love you? Does he still have a plan for you? In Romans 8:38-39 the Apostle Paul makes it absolutely clear. If you have Jesus you have the love of God!

Romans 7

Romans 6:15 - 23