Paul White Ministries

What does it mean to love God with all our heart, soul and mind? Is it really possible to love our neighbors like we love ourselves? In today's sermon, Pastor Paul teaches that under the New Covenant, God's love is greater than all of our actions and it's handed to us free through Jesus' sacrifice and that when we understand how loved we are, we can love others free of any guilt or condemnation. Sunday service from March 28, 2010. From Midland Church in Poplar Bluff, Missouri.

How can we see grace and peace multiplied in our lives? Is there anything that we can do to stunt this multiplication? In this sermon, Pastor Paul urges us to stop seeing God as being mad at us, instead resting in the fact that the war is over, with Jesus having been victorious over sin and death forever. Sunday service from March 14, 2010. From Midland Church in Poplar Bluff, Missouri.

In today's program we will air Part 2 of a recent Bible study message titled: "The Church: An Agent for Social Change or Heart Change?" In it Pastor Paul takes a closer look at what should be the role of the church.

Does the world have the right to execute judgment on people that break the law?  Pastor Paul White tackles this and other important questions as he continues a study, now in the 13th chapter of the Book of Romans. At the end of today's program we will air Part 1 of a recent sermon titled: "The Church: An Agent for Social Change or Heart Change?"

Why did we need the New Covenant of grace? Was there anything wrong with the Old Covenant of the law? In tonight's Bible study message, Pastor Paul goes deeper into the issues with the Old Covenant, teaching that God is just when He doesn't judge us for our sins, but instead is satisfied with the ultimate sacrifice of His Son at the cross. Wednesday evening Bible study from March 24, 2010. From Midland Church in Poplar Bluff, Missouri.

What has the church done, and continues to do, to bring persecution upon itself?  What is the difference between preaching Jesus and being "preachy"? Paul White tackles these and other important questions as he continues a study, now in the 13th chapter of the Book of Romans.

When things go against the church, is it always the work of the enemy? What is the difference between being persecuted for Christ's sake and for our own sake? Pastor Paul White tackles these and other important questions as he continues a study, now in the 13th chapter of the Book of Romans.

What should be the Christian's relationship with our local governments? Why is it so important to understand the difference between using the law to maintain order and using it to achieve righteousness? Pastor Paul White tackles these and other important questions as he continues a study, now in the 13th chapter of the Book of Romans.

In today's message, Pastor Paul urges us never again to be reminded of our failures and to leave behind the erroneous idea that God is still judging sin. Instead we should look forward to Jesus, in whom we find abundant hope, peace, grace and favor, resting confidently in the fact that all our past, present and future sins have been judged in His body once and for all. Sunday service from March 21, 2010. From Midland Church in Poplar Bluff, Missouri.

How should a Christian handle being wronged by an unbeliever? Is war ever justifiable? Is it wrong to be angry? Pastor Paul White tackles these and other important questions as he continues a study, now in the 12th chapter of the Book of Romans.