Paul concluded the theological portion of Romans with an exclamation of praise and worship for the greatness and glory of God. When we reflect deeply on the goodness of God's gospel we are brought to worship the greatness of God. Why does a consideration of the gospel elicit worship? This text offers three profound truths.

As Paul concludes his first letter to the church in Corinth he offers a series of quick and simple instructions and exhortations. Through these instructions we can glean important insight into important actions and characteristics of a healthy church. So what qualities would a healthy church hope to possess? Let’s note six categories…

How should we respond when someone brings up the issue of evolution in the midst of a witnessing situation? In order to prepare ourselves for such a conversation we will consider two issues--the Bible's testimony and evolution's deficiencies.

In Romans 11 Paul asserted that in spite of the vast majority of Israelites rejecting the gospel, God has not rejected Israel. We can trust that the gospel is still the power of God unto salvation. What can we learn about God’s saving work among the Jews which encourages our ongoing trust in the power of His gospel? Note two key ideas from this chapter.

As Paul concludes his first letter to the church in Corinth he offers a series of quick and simple instructions and exhortations. Through these instructions we can glean important insight into important actions and characteristics of a healthy church. So what qualities would a healthy church hope to possess? Let’s note six categories…

How should we respond when someone brings up the issue of evolution in the midst of a witnessing situation? In order to prepare ourselves for such a conversation we will consider two issues--the Bible's testimony and evolution's deficiencies.

Romans 11:11-15. In Romans 11 Paul asserted that in spite of the vast majority of Israelites rejecting the gospel, God has not rejected Israel. We can trust that the gospel is still the power of God unto salvation. What can we learn about God’s saving work among the Jews which encourages our ongoing trust in the power of His gospel? Note two key ideas from this chapter.

Paul concluded his teaching on the resurrection of believers from the dead by summing up the essential features of our future victory over death. We can live in faith and confidence now because the curse of death will be ultimately defeated when believers are raised from the dead. So what are the basic truths of the resurrection that we should understand?

Continued from last week: If God is love, why is there so much suffering?

In Romans 11 Paul asserted that in spite of the vast majority of Israelites rejecting the gospel, God has not rejected Israel. We can trust that the gospel is still the power of God unto salvation. What can we learn about God’s saving work among the Jews which encourages our ongoing trust in the power of His gospel? Note two key ideas from this chapter.