What shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound? Romans 6:1

Paul as he often does, poses a question here that he emphatically answers in the next verse. He uses this style of writing to address

Paul is painting a strong picture here with the words he is using. First in verse 10 he says we were enemies of God. But I thought God is love. If that’s true, then how can anyone be considered God’s enemy?

Now we have studied many of the books in the New Testament here at CCRO, and most of them if not all at some point talk about trials, tribulations and suffering. But Paul now puts something out here that is difficult at

The promise to Abraham didn’t come because he became circumcised. The promise came, Abraham believed and then God brought the covenant of circumcision to seal the righteousness of the faith which he had while stil

Abigail is an example of a Godly woman and there are many Abigails today who are in a relationship who are married to ungodly men (Nabal). But God is faithful, loving and will not abandon the "Abigails" of today and will

Last week we ended chapter 2 with Paul saying that it’s not the circumcision with hands that matters, but the circumcision of the heart. Why then is Paul now saying that it is profitable for those who are of the c

John 7:24

Do not judge according to appearance, but judge with righteous judgment.”

There is a difference between coming to a brother or sister and bringing correction, rebuke and exhortation based on God’

The hand of protection was upon David, and God blessed him in all he did, but there was still hardship, still suffering as he fled from place to place. This is what true faith looks like, when we are obedient to the Lord

I want to take a moment and look at the word wrath.

The Greek word used for wrath is:

orgē

or-gay'

Violent passion or justifiable abhorrence, (by implication), punishment, anger, indignation, vengeance.

So putt

As in most of Paul’s letters, he first presents his credentials. First he is a bondservant, second, he is called to be an apostle, and third he is separated to the gospel of God. Last week’s title as we fin