Today we are going to finish up chapter 9 of Romans. Throughout this chapter Paul has been attempting to overcome the objections of the Jewish people, as it relates to the gentiles, the law, and the Jewish sense of entitlement as God's chosen people.Paul is going to use every tool at his disposal to make his point. He references Old testament scripture to build his case for Christ.

We continue with our study of Romans chapter 9. Mercy, or unmerited favor is God's to give as He sees fit. Nothing we can say or do outside of God's will can earn us His mercy. With the New Year comes an opportunity for a new beginning to come to our Lord and Savior and receive His unmerited mercy.  

Today we're going to talk about memories and how we can retain those memories through exercising the hippocampus. This may seem a little off topic, but stay tuned and you'll see where we are going with this.

Welcome back to season 2 of Perspective For Today. We are going to continue our study of Romans as we begin to look at chapter 9. Today's study looks at God's sovereignty and His mercy.

This episode brings us to the end of Romans chapter 8. In this study we examine the love of Christ and how nothing can ever seperate us from His love.

While we continue our study of Romans chapter 8, we consider how the Creator already knew everything about us before the foundation of the world.

Today we continue with our study of Romans. Paul knew that even with all the suffering The pain, the anguish and all the humiliation that it paled in comparison to the glory to come. We need to keep things in perspective. Our time on planet Earth is nothing when compared to an eternity with our heavenly Father. There is no comparison!

Today's podcast deals with condemnation and how to avoid it. As Christians we are going to mess up. We are going to have that moment when we sin, and along with that sin comes the guilt and the shame for our actions. But if we come to the Lord and ask His forgiveness and repent of that sin there is no condemnation.

Today we continue with our study of Romans chapter 7. The law was given by God and is a perfect expression of His will for His people. This perfect expression was given to a people that are far less than perfect.