We return to our series of studies in Paul's letter to the Romans. God has rejected Christ-rejecting Israel and is saving Gentiles and making them into true Israelites. What are the implications of that? Romans 9:24 – 29

When love grows cold and Jesus comes alongside and gently, lovingly, graciously whispers, “You don’t love me like you used to,” what are you supposed to do? Song of Solomon 5.

Psalm 26. A prayer to experience the love of God in the everyday circumstances of life. Speaker: Pastor Paul Savage of Craigavon Baptist Church.

In the second of our teaching sessions from Durrow we think about the glory of God: what is it and what it means to glorify Him? Exodus 33:1 – 34:8.

We are interrupting our series on Paul's letter to the Romans with some Bible teaching from our joint weekend retreat with Craigavon Baptist Church, at Durrow. But we'll be back in Romans soon.

This is the first of three sessions on the theme, When Love for Jesus Grows Cold. Revelation 2:1–7.

In Chapter 9, Paul sets out to prove that God's promises to Israel have not failed, but along the way he has to take time out to deal with the difficulties some people get into over the doctrine of unconditional election. Romans 9:1 – 13.

We have soared to the heavens with Paul in Romans 8: the gospel is great news. But now in Romans 9, he brings us back to earth with a bump. What about those who don’t have faith: those who are still lost? Romans 9:1 – 3.

Are you not amazed by the incredible things God is doing in you? Does it not thrill you every time you think about them? Does it not stun you into silence? It should. It must. Romans 8:31 – 39.

Christian, why is God working all things for your good? Why did He save you? What is He doing in your life? How can you be sure? Paul answers those and other questions in Romans 8:29 – 30.

How can Paul be so sure that absolutely everything is working for the good of those who love God? He tells us in Romans 8:29 - 30.