The Revelation of God in creation leaves humanity without excuse. God is real; of this there can be no doubt. It is the suppression of this reality that causes humanity to spiral down with darkened hearts and futile minds.

On our WORST day, God is doing mighty things.

The message clarifies misconceptions about Paul's gospel and introduces the concept of a 'wicked fool.' It highlights the necessity of God's righteousness and addresses the suppression of truth. Hint...there are no such things as atheists.

There is no room for shame when it comes to the Gospel. The Gospel is the power of God unto the salvation of all who believe.

The preaching emphasizes the gospel's transformative power, illustrated by the boldness of Paul, Peter and John. It calls for evangelism and reassures believers of the gospel's enduring strength amidst challenges.

The New Covenant's significance for the church is discussed. The study emphasizes God's purpose to glorify Himself through His creation and His people. A consistent interpretation of the Bible is highlighted, along with theological divisions regarding the church and Israel. The new covenant's future enactment and the church's indebtedness to Israel for salvation are also explored.

Thankfulness for blessings and the importance of prayer within the church community are discussed. The content encourages love, gratitude, and support for one another, referencing cultural connections and biblical love's selflessness.

The New Covenant is explored, focusing on its principles and implications for Israel and the church, with references to Jeremiah 31. The discussion includes various theological perspectives, such as covenantal theology and dispensationalism, and emphasizes the importance of accurate biblical interpretation to uphold faith in God's promises.

Romans 1:2-4 highlights Paul's message of God's Gospel. The Prediction, the Person, & the Power of the Good News is presented.