2 Chronicles 36:1-4 

We must learn from the mistakes of Jehoahaz, a failed king in Jerusalem. Uriah charges us to cast down the sins of our fathers and lead with repentant hearts.

Romans 16:17-20

Since the first century, the church has been under the attack of mis-truths and false teachers. Our faithful approach to the literality of scripture is critical to the well-being of God's people and ultimately his calling on our lives. In closing, Paul warns the Romans with specific instruction on what to do when they encounter false teachers.

Romans 15:20-21

Last week we learned about the nature of Paul's message: what he spoke, how he spoke, why he spoke it and by whose authority he spoke it. This week we will consider more closely "to where and to whom should the message of the gospel be delivered?"

Romans 15:14-19

Paul shares the tone and tenor by which to preach the gospel with boldness.

John 3:1-10

In a dialogue with Nicodemus (so called ruler of the Jews), Jesus is reduced to establishing a core spiritual truth: The nature of Spiritual life. Amidst this conversation, Jesus uses physical pictures to bear witness to spiritual realities. These pictures reveal a spiritual deficiency, discredit any fleshly sufficiency, and provide the only solution.