All have sinned and are fallen and yet all have grace available to them for whosoever shall call upon His name shall be saved. We must call upon Him with faith and know and trust that He is God.

A look at the sovereignty of God and the issue of election.

How the believer is to pursue righteousness without legalism and without pursuing in the flesh.

God's justice and mercy in the salvation of sinners and His justice in their condemnation.

God is sovereign over His mercy and yet He tells us where to go to get it.

Paul had great sorrow continual anguish of his heart over the lost over the Jews. We too should feel this great anguish over the lost. It should motivated us to greater worship and evangelism.

A brief explanation of paedobaptism. ("Abraham is not Moses" means that the Old Covenant is not the same thing as the Abrahamic Covenant and the Mosaic Covenant is different from the Abrahamic Covenant.)

God has loved His people and has predestined them to conformity to the likeness of Christ and to glorification. Once God has promised His love, nothing and no one can ever separate us from it. It is He who first loved us and will love us forever, and never will death do us part.

Paul continues to summarize what he has put forth in the first part of this letter, that man is falling but has a Savior in Jesus Christ. He puts forth four characteristics of Christ's work on the cross for the believer which should give us assurance of our salvation in Christ.

God did not spare His own Son for us all. How will he not also with him graciously give us all things? Our salvation is secured by God in Christ.