This sermon examines how God perseveres in His efforts to seek and save sinful man.

Paul answers a critical question concerning the Jews - "Why weren't the Jews saved?"

Paul explains what this grace demands and how that very same grace enables us to meet those demands.

Solomon sketches out the character of a woman who uses her sexual charm to seduce a foolish man.

Paul breaks off his general discussion on grace in order to focus on his personal struggle with sin.

In this world of competing church "styles" (progressive vs. traditional vs. visitor friendly, etc) it is necessary to realize that the Bible describes the church belonging to Christ as being glorious in nature, not big or successful.

Paul continues with his answer to the question, "If I am under grace, why should I try to obey the Law?" In this section, he will respond to this question from an experiential instead of an historical perspective.

Mike discusses the very real effects of the personal indwelling of the Holy Spirit in every Christian.

Paul continues to answer questions that his readers might ask concerning what he has written. In this section, he answers the possible question "if compliance to rules cannot save me, why should I even try?"

In this lesson, Paul answers a third question concerning salvation: "What does salvation give me?"