Paul wrote Romans to explain how God stabilizes believers. One purpose is that we might display the riches of God's glory.

We continue looking at the fruit from the Spirit. We look at joy, peace, and patience (longsuffering).

We have the privilege of demonstrating something about Christ in our daily lives. How are we sufficient or capable of this. Paul explains what God has done and how we glorify God when we do this.

The book of Hebrews appeals to Jewish Christians to remain with God's people. This study continues looking at some of the mysteries of Paul and how these are alluded to in Hebrews.

We begin looking at the fruit from the Spirit. We consider a definition of love and then examine some texts that show what this love looks like.

God has given us Christ's kind of mind as part of our salvation. This study considers how we use this mind in the Christian life.

Believers have a heavenly calling. Why is it called heavenly? What does it have to do with the mysteries that God gave through the apostle Paul?

We can know God's will and serve others by His power. The mystery of Christ's indwelling provides us with this power.

Our Christian life should chiefly result in love. What motivates us to live this life?

How we receive other believers says something about God's reputation.