"Everything that does not come from faith is sin." Are you living by faith or are you condemning yourself by not walking with God?

What is the value of money and what is the value of your time?

Are you working to obtain God's love or are you living like you know God's love?

How are Christians supposed to act toward authorities, especially authorities that are not Christians themselves?

In view of God's mercy, destroy yourself. Stay on the altar. Be a living sacrifice. Re-gift it. Truly accept, then walk in , then give away the grace that God has given you. Be a real Christian. Let love be genuine. Love deeply. Let God's truth and love and grace make you a joyful and obedient slave.

In Romans 10 and 11, Paul speaks about WHY the Israelites rejected Christ. Romans 11 provides the cure leading to salvation!

In Romans 10 and 11, Paul speaks about WHY the Israelites rejected Christ. Romans 10 contains the diagnosis while Romans 11 contains the cure!

Romans 9 is about the anguish of Paul's heart toward the Israelites and God's past relationship with His chosen people. From this relationship, we can forge onward in our faith if we can accept where we are in our journey!

Chapter 8 is the powerful ending to the Gospel message in the book of Romans. Read it, meditate on it, learn from it - because it will change your life!

Last week we focused on the breakthrough goals of our family groups within our church. Today we will focus on how to have breakthroughs in our individual spiritual lives.