Romans 16:1-16, 21-23. As Paul concludes his letter to the church in Rome, he commends and greets several believers who have been used by God with him in ministry. Though this list of names is largely unknown to us, it does offer us insight into the way God uses people to build His church. Consider at least six qualities emphasized in this text.

Matthew 7

In Romans 15:22-33, Paul detailed his travel plans and intent to eventually travel to Rome in order to minister in Spain. Paul's story illustrates the way Christians can navigate the challenges when God's providence clashes with our plans. How can we manage this common struggle in Christian living? Consider three truths from Paul's example.

Matthew 10:16 and Acts 20:29-31 warn followers of Christ of the threats that surround God’s people in the world. We can guard ourselves against those forces which would seek to harm Christ’s church when we heed these biblical warnings. Specifically let’s consider four principle points made in these two texts.

In Romans 15:22-33, Paul detailed his travel plans and intent to eventually travel to Rome in order to minister in Spain. Paul's story illustrates the way Christians can navigate the challenges when God's providence clashes with our plans. How can we manage this common struggle in Christian living? Consider three truths from Paul's example.

Matthew 10:16 and Acts 20:29-31 warn followers of Christ of the threats that surround God’s people in the world. We can guard ourselves against those forces which would seek to harm Christ’s church when we heed these biblical warnings. Specifically let’s consider four principle points made in these two texts.

In Romans 15:14-21, Paul defended his letter by drawing attention to important fundamentals for faithful ministry. As individuals, we can be God-honoring and world-blessing Christians when we understand the simple expectations for faithful ministry.

James 1:21-25

In Romans 15:14-21, Paul defended his letter by drawing attention to important fundamentals for faithful ministry. As individuals, we can be God-honoring and world-blessing Christians when we understand the simple expectations for faithful ministry.