Is the gospel for everyone? Or is it merely a cultural thing? Join us this week as we look at the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Romans and find out what he had to say about the gospeland who it was for. Right here, on the Bible Study Hour teaching you to think and act biblically.

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In a survey taken in Philadelphia on the questions of What is Christianity? and Who is Jesus? the answers people gave were startling: an ethic, an organization, a good man and I just don’t know were among them. Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he compares the confusion of today with the confusion common among the believers in John’s time and how it all impacts the church.

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If you’re like most of us, you have made requests of God that have gone unanswered. After a while, we’re tempted to give up on the prayer request, but that’s not what the Apostle Paul advises us to do. Join us this week as we look at the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Romans for instructions concerning prayer, on the Bible Study Hour… teaching you to think and act biblically.

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We may not realize it, but role models are important to us at any age. The choices we make concerning whom we look to for direction are critical, especially when it concerns our prayer life. Join us this week as we look at the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Romans for instructions concerning prayer, on the Bible Study Hour teaching you to think and act biblically.

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Are reputations important? Of course they are. The Bible talks about a church whose reputation was well spoken of throughout the entire world. Tune in to the Bible Study Hour this week and learn about a reputation worth having.

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Have you ever thought that certain people were so evil and corrupt they could never possibly get saved? Well, during the Apostle Paul’s time, the city of Rome was a corrupt Pagan city. Yet many Romans were being made new in Jesus Christ every day. Tune in to the Bible Study Hour this week and find out how.

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Have you ever wondered what role obedience plays in being a Christian? The Apostle Paul spoke quite frequently about the obedience of faith, but what exactly did he mean by this? Tune in to the Bible Study Hour this week and find out.

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In studying an article or a book, it’s imperative to know the author’s purpose in writing it. In the case of John’s first epistle, it’s also very profitable, because the problems which people faced in John’s time are remarkably similar to the problems we face today.

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Is it possible for Jesus Christ to be your savior and not your Lord? Many people think so. Tune in this week to the Bible Study Hour and find out why calling Jesus Christ Lord and Savior is essential to your salvation.

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Have you ever wondered what it is about Jesus Christ that makes him so special and unique? Why is it that he has the power to radically change people’s lives? To find out, tune in to the Bible Study Hour this week as we continue our study in Romans Chapter One.

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