Hey everyone! Today, we'll be going through Romans chapter 1-2. The theme across these first two chapters is talking about things the roman church's sinful living. Paul then talks about the righteous wrath of God, and our reverence toward him. Paul also touches on righteous/unrighteous judgment, which we'll go over. So, we'll go through the chapters and then I will explain and summarize his points and relate it to our world and our lives. 

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VIEWER AND LISTENER DISCRETION ADVISED: I will be mentioning mature topics, those who are under 14, I would highly encourage not to listen to this episode, due to your understanding on these topics. Today, I'll be sharing on why our testimonies are important, I'll also be talking on my own personal testimony and story. Hopefully, you will listen in, and choose to share your own to others someday.

Today, I'll be diving into Romans 5:1-11, which explains how our suffering makes us rely on God more and grows our relationship with God. I'll be taking some points out of this and applying it to our own lives. If you know someone who would like to hear this, please share it with them. 

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In this show, I'll be talking about the two greatest commands Jesus taught, and how it applies to our life. As Christians we are told to Love God and Love others, this can be hard for many because of our fleshly desire to dislike others because of what they've done to us. but how did God forgive us? "God showed his love for us that, while we were still sinners God sent his son to die for us" (Romans 5:8). And we are called to love others the way God loves us, by forgiving them and loving them, even though they might not have apologized for their wrongs.

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Today, I'll be taking a dive into our satisfaction in Jesus and how we glorify in Him. something our culture in America encourages us to do is to "do whatever makes you feel happy", this sinful thinking has led so many astray. as Christians we are to find complete satisfaction in Christ, not in ourselves, not in what we do, not in our sin. Galatians 2:20 says "it is not I who live but Christ who lives in me", do we live as Christ, or do we live for ourselves and look for satisfaction in ourselves?

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In this episode, we'll be going through reasons why the world holds on to sins that as Christians we have left behind when we accepted Christ as our Lord and Savior. I'll also be explaining some false doctrine certain sects of the Church believe. When we accept Christ as our personal savior, we deny our old life and take up a completely new one, we are born again and called to deny our sins and to lay them down. Though there are many who claim to be Christian and yet still dwell in their sin and worldly beliefs or try to distort the Word of God to basically approve their sin and deny everything opposing it.

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