Matthew 2:11- In part, the Scripture describes Jesus as the King of kings. Therefore, what gift would you give to the King? The answer is found in Matthew 2:11.

Romans 8:31-39- Not only is God with us (what Christmas is all about), but also God is for us. These remarkable verses affirm this great truth.

Romans 8:30- Today we examine the biblical concept and doctrine of glorification. Believers will love this word and concept found in sacred Scripture.

In Scripture there are at least 17 key words used in the vocabulary of salvation. When the Bible speaks of glorification, what does the Scripture mean?

Romans 8:30- Today we examine the biblical concept and doctrine of justification. This important concept gets right to the heart of biblical Christianity.

Romans 8:30- Romans is considered to be the first systematic theology of the Christian faith. The book of Romans is the most comprehensive treatise on salvation in the sacred Word of God. Twice in Romans 8:30 Paul uses the word “called.” What does this mean?

Romans 8:29- Admittedly, there a few words in the Bible from which we have a tendency to shy away. But, why should we be apprehensive about certain words in the Bible simply because they may be a bit unsettling, or words of which we rarely speak? Over the next several weeks, we will consider five such words—they are fascinating, reassuring, upending, God-exalting, and maybe even a bit controversial.

Romans 8:28- This verse may be one of the most familiar in all of Romans. It is a remarkable verse of assurance of God's activity in our lives.

Romans 8:14-17; Ephesians 1:1-6-This message was preached as part of the Orphan Sunday emphasis.

Romans 8:26-27- What do you know about the person and work of the Holy Spirit?

Mark 1:14-15- What does the Bible say about HOW we should evangelize?