This study of Acts is our current Sunday night and Wednesday night study.  This is the initial introduction to the book detailing the acts of the Holy Spirit during the church's infancy.  He worked then and is still working today.

Romans continues with the focus set forth in chapter 1 regarding how men have responded to the light God's given them.  Belief and trust in Him based on that revelation (definition of faith) is of upmost importance, and right alongside our faith is our actions.  What do your day to day actions report about what you believe?

How do most people respond after hearing the truths of Romans 1?  They deflect attention off themselves by judging other people's actions in relation to their own.  God anticipates this response and begins Romans 2 by encouraging us to examine ourselves.  We must all take a good long hard look in the mirror before it's too late, because the ultimate judgment day is coming sooner than we think.

How did we as individuals get to the place our society is currently at? ... murder, debate, maliciousness, inventors of evil things, without natural affection, etc. ... Romans 1 holds the answer.

Time, as always, quickly evaporates on us as we begin our study of Luke 7.  We examine the first of four stories contained in this chapter where each story teaches a grand truth concerning Jesus Christ.  Just what are those truths?  Open your Bibles and let’s study the word of God.

God's operation and dealing with man is summarized in a simple phrase .... faith to faith.  What exactly does that mean?  Well, open your Bible to Romans 1 and let's find out.

Hindrances in life are inevitable, both spiritually and physically speaking.  How we respond to adversity and challenges will shape our spiritual walk with Christ.  So, let's study the word of God to see what hindered Paul from coming to Rome, how he responded, and what we can learn to help us respond correctly to circumstances that hinder us. 

God's heart desire for His church is that we would be "comforted together."  Paul is a wonderful example of what that phrase means scripturally, so let's examine the scriptures together to learn what God desires for us.

1 Timothy 3:16 speaks of the mystery of godliness.  Just what is that mystery?  Well stick around and let's study the word of God to find out.

At Liberty Baptist Church we have started a study of the book of Romans.  This is an examination of the introductory verses to this grand epistle.