Today we continue our study of Romans chapter 4. Abraham believed The impossible. In so doing God performed the supernatural.

How many times have we given up on what God has given us to do because we believed it was beyond our ability?

We pick up our study with chapter 4. In this chapter Paul shows that the teachings of the Old testament agree with the gospel of the New testament.

This is my testimony that was given at Crossroad Community Church in Georgetown, Delaware

This is the final episode of Romans chapter 3. In this lesson we learn that we are justified by faith and not by our good works or trying to keep the law. It is only through faith in Jesus Christ that we can be declared righteous in God's eyes.

Today we continue to look at Romans chapter 3. In today's study we look at how Christ is the propitiation for our sins and the sins of the whole world.

Today's lesson makes it clear that only by placing your faith in Jesus Christ and believing that He died, was buried and rose again for sin, that you can be made right with God. This is not an elite club. Salvation is freely available to all who believe.

In this episode we will look at how the law makes us aware of our sinful nature and how the law holds us accountable to God.

As we begin to start chapter 3 Paul continues on with the guilt of the Jews and any possible arguments the Jews might have concerning that guilt. In the first eight verses it goes back and forth with a Jewish skeptic and Paul.

Today we are going to continue on in chapter 2 of Romans and keeping the law.

Last week we started chapter 2 of Romans and we studied verse 1. We talked about why we judge others. Today we're going to look at the consequences of that judgment.