The Apostle begins in verse 14, a new section of his application of the mercies of God in the life of the Christian. He had been dealing with Christian respecting Christians, but now he begins teaching Christians how to behave toward their enemies. It is in the treatment of enemies that Christianity demonstrates its supernaturalism and its superiority to all man-made religion.

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Bless Your Persecutor

Subtitle: Series on Romans

Speaker: Pastor Jeff Black

Broadcaster: Grace Presbyterian Church

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 10/28/2018

Bible: Romans 12:14

Length: 45 min.

Overview: The Apostle begins in verse 14, a new section of his application of the mercies of God in the life of the Christian. He had been dealing with Christian respecting Christians, but now he begins teaching Christians how to behave toward their enemies. It is in the treatment of enemies that Christianity demonstrates its supernaturalism and its superiority to all man-made religion.

-And indeed, all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will be persecuted.- Paul's exhortations to you in verse 12, were to you as being persecuted. In verse 13, these exhortations are to you in your ministry to other saints who are being persecuted. The Christian may become discouraged because his needs are not being met, so you come alongside and meet his needs. Or the Christian my be struggling because he is alone, then you come to him and love this Christian whom you previous did not know. You keep the saints strong by bearing their burdens.

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Keeping Saints Strong

Subtitle: Series on Romans

Speaker: Pastor Jeff Black

Broadcaster: Grace Presbyterian Church

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 10/21/2018

Bible: Romans 12:13

Length: 45 min.

Overview: -And indeed, all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will be persecuted.- Paul's exhortations to you in verse 12, were to you as being persecuted, now in verse 13, his exhortations are to you respecting your ministry to other saints being persecuted. The saint may be discouraged as his needs are not being met so you come alongside and meet his needs. The saint may be disheartened in his loneliness so you come alongside and love the saint who previously was unknown to you. In this way you help the struggling saint to remain strong in Christ Jesus.

How prone are you to pray- How often did you pray yesterday- Our Christian Fathers would frequently speak of one's prayers as the thermometer of their love for God. They were very wise in their understanding. Paul's simple exhortation to you and to me is -To prayer devoted-. He commands us to be devoted to communion with God through prayer. How great, how consistent is your devotion to prayer-

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: To Prayer Devoted

Subtitle: Series on Romans

Speaker: Pastor Jeff Black

Broadcaster: Grace Presbyterian Church

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 10/14/2018

Bible: Romans 12:12

Length: 50 min.

Overview: How prone are you to pray- How often did you pray yesterday- Our Christian Fathers would frequently speak of one's prayers as the thermometer of their love for God. The were wise in their understanding. Paul's simple exhortation to you and to me is -To prayer devoted-. He commands us to be devoted to communion with God through prayer. How great, how consistent is your devotion to prayer-

That Jesus is seeking and saving those who are lost is not something new in the New Testament. Here in the third chapter of Genesis, immediately following the first sin of man, we find Jesus seeking the sinners, Adam and Eve. The hope of redemption and the reality of God's mercy are historically demonstrated by Jesus walking in the Garden of Eden.

That Jesus is seeking and saving those who are lost is not something new in the New Testament. Here in the third chapter of Genesis, immediately following the first sin of man, we find Jesus seeking the sinners, Adam and Eve. The hope of redemption and the reality of God's mercy are historically demonstrated by Jesus walking in the Garden of Eden. How like Jesus are you- Are you seeking sinners-

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Persevering in Tribulation

Subtitle: Series on Romans

Speaker: Pastor Jeff Black

Broadcaster: Grace Presbyterian Church

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 9/30/2018

Bible: Romans 12:12

Length: 55 min.