Romans 12 Part I

Romans 11

Romans 11

Romans 12 Part I

Biblical hope does not just happen; biblical hope must be built. Biblical hope is not wishful thinking and it is certainly not deluded optimism; it is real, reasonable and can be defended. In fact, in I Peter 3:15 Peter tells us that we should always be ready “to give a reason” or a “defense” of the hope that we have. But that can only happen once we have built hope in our hearts. Listen with us as we begin our Hope.Truth.Change. series with HOPE.

Before Jesus left this Earth he commissioned his followers to do one thing: make disciples. Our mission here on this earth regardless of our race, gender, or socioeconomic status is to disciple others.

Romans 10

Romans 10

February 14, 2016 - Romans 9

Faith Bible Chapel - Romans 8:28-39