Hope you’re enjoying a restful and blessed Thanksgiving weekend! We’re going through Romans and today we’ll see what it says about who we are in Christ and how to be successful in our battle against sin. Make your way over to chapter six as we uncover more helpful principles to help you live victoriously. There’s a lot to discover from this very valuable and practical passage of scripture. We should be thankful for these wonderful words!

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Maybe like many, you’ve been doing a lot of griping recently! It’s easy to fall into that trap. Just scroll through your newsfeed on social media, and there’s no shortage of it. But, we’d like to turn your attention now to the many things we have to be thankful for in Christ! As pastor Jeff shares today, let’s really think about replacing the griping with true worship of our wonderful God.

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We’re talking about the new you, in Jesus Christ, today on Sound Doctrine. And yes there should be a big difference between your BC days, and your new life in Christ.

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How concerned are you about holiness? Some aren’t concerned at all about it, others go way overboard into unnecessary strictness, and still others have their own code of conduct! But what does God have to say about our sanctification? Or put another way, our walk in victory? That’s what we’ll focus in on today on Sound Doctrine. We all serve someone or something. The question is, who or what?

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God made a way to be saved, and that’s through Jesus. The world will tell you that there are many ways to heaven, but in fact, faith in Christ is the one and only way. We’re in Romans chapter five where Paul explains who and what we are in Christ, by contrasting Adam with Jesus.

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As we continue our look at Acts chapter eight today, we are reminded of the fact that God can change anyone’s life - no matter how bad they’ve been. Saul of Tarsus is a perfect example of this. He was a persecuted of Christians. He mocked them, tortured them and found great delight in their pain. Then he encountered the very God he was mocking, and his life changed completely.

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We’ll be continuing a study in Romans, and cover some more ground in chapter five. You remember the story from Sunday School I’m sure. Adam and Eve were told not to eat of the forbidden fruit in the Garden, but they did! And because of that one sinful act, it brought sin, death and condemnation into the world. But I’m happy to say what Adam did to the human race is reversible. And today’s study will make that abundantly clear.

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If you want a good picture of what love is, look no further than God Himself. He not only demonstrated His love to us, through the sending of His Son to this earth, but He lavishly pours out His love into our hearts once we believe! And it gets even better! God wants to enable and empower you to love like He loves! Sounds like a worthy goal!

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Welcome to Sound Doctrine. Our teacher pastor Jeff Johnson is going through the book of Romans. In chapter five we’re told that God’s love is lavishly given to us when we come to Christ.

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Today on the program, we’re going to see what trials can do for us and how best to respond to them! In Romans chapter five, the apostle Paul mentions a few of the things that trials produce in our lives.

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