Jesus answered them, “Has it not been written in your Law, ‘I said, you are gods’?

 “If he called them gods, to whom the word of God came (and the Scripture cannot be broken),

 do you say of Him, whom the Father sanctified and sent into the world, ‘You are blaspheming,’ 

because I said, ‘I am the Son of God’?

John 10:34-36

Dr. Mitchell concludes this series on Why Study the Bible.

So we have the prophetic word made more sure, to which you do well to pay attention as to a lamp shining in a dark place, until the day dawns and the morning star arises in your hearts.

But know this first of all, that no prophecy of Scripture is a matter of one’s own interpretation,

 for no prophecy was ever made by an act of human will, but men moved by the Holy Spirit spoke from God.

2Peter 1:19-21

Dr. Mitchell continues, the second in this series on,  Why Study the Bible.

All Scripture is God-breathed and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for instruction

in righteousness, that the man of God may be competent, completely prepared for every good work.

2Tim. 3:16.

Dr. Mitchell begins a short series on Why Study the Bible. 

Today, the Unchanging Word welcomes you to this last program in this series on the Book of Romans. We appreciate you joining us. Please do contact this station to let them know how the Unchanging Word has encouraged and blessed you. 

In this lesson, Dr. Mitchell will be doing something he says that he rarely ever does. He will be presenting a summary overview of the entire book of Romans, a bird's eye view of the chapters of this foundational book of the Christian life. 

Romans is the systematic presentation of the revelation of God's righteousness and the believer's secure relationship to the eternal God, through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. 

Let's turn in the Bible to Romans for a summary overview of this book and join our teacher,  Dr. Mitchell.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible broadcast. Our study today begins in Romans 16 verse 21.

After a short review of our last lesson, Dr. Mitchell goes on to explain God's ability and authority to save

people by His Gospel. You remember in Romans 1:1 that Paul called it the Gospel of God.

This gospel of God also became the gospel of Paul because of his own appropriation and identification with

this Gospel of the grace of God.

Dr. Mitchell then goes on to share what the "revelation of the mystery" in verse 25 means. Paul received two

revelations from God, both of which are called a mystery because they were not revealed in the O.T.

We now have these revelations and mysteries made known to us both you and me today in God's Word, the inspired and inerrant divine revelation called the Bible.

Turn with us in your Bible to Romans 16:21 with is Dr. Mitchell.

The Unchanging Word begins today in the Book of Romans chapter 16. Thank you for being here with us on the Unchanging Word. We do ask your prayer on behalf of this ministry. We are thankful for each one of you who faithfully remember us before the Lord.

Here in Chapter 16, the Apostle Paul sends greetings to the many brethren in Rome whom he knew and were remembered in this chapter.

Dr. Mitchell begins in verse 1 making mention of the woman who brought this letter of Paul to the Roman christians. Here name is Phoebe.

Paul gives a warning to these believers concerning the smooth and flattering speech of some who were speaking  things contrary to the teaching which these brethren had received. 

Dr. Mitchell states that our safeguard is our simplicity in Christ. What place does the teaching give to the person and work of Christ? 

Let's turn to Romans 16:1 in your Bible with our teacher, Dr. Mitchell.

Romans 15:22-33 is the focus of our study here on the Unchanging Word Bible study.

Finishing up chapter 15, Dr. Mitchell examines what the Apostle Paul wrote to the beloved brethren of Rome around the year of 57 A.D. 

Paul had been hoping to journey to Spain and to stop by in Rome on the way. But at this point in Paul's life,

he was now going to go to Jerusalem with material supplies for the poor Jewish brethren.

Dr. Mitchell speaks on the need for prayer that the Apostle Paul himself asked for. He makes three requests in verses 30-33. 

He concludes with a blessing that the God of peace would be with these believers.

We can take comfort that the God of peace is with us always.

With your Bible open, turn with us to Romans 15:22  with our teacher Dr. Mitchell.

Welcome to this broadcast of the Unchanging Word Bible study. 

Our lesson begins in Romans 15:14 looking at what the Apostle Paul, by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, wrote to the brethren in the city of Rome around the year of 57 A.D. 

Beginning in verse 14, Dr. Mitchell brings out the three characteristics of these believers in Rome. 

He goes on to show Paul's experience in the ministry of the gospel of Christ to the Gentiles of his day. He wanted to preach the Gospel where Christ had not yet been named. 

Do you know of someone who has never heard of the name of Jesus Christ, who does not know what Jesus has provided for their eternal salvation from sin and present fellowship with Him? Pray that the Lord will

give you an opportunity to share Christ with them.

Turn with us to Romans 15:14 with Dr. Mitchell.

The Unchanging Word Bible broadcast continues in Romans 15:13-14 for our lesson today.

We want to thank you, each one, who listens in each day to these studies in the Unchanging Word. We pray that these lessons, by the late Dr. Mitchell, will strengthen your faith in our beloved Lord and Savior and that you may experience and know His love especially for you.

In our study, Dr. Mitchell looks at what the Apostle Paul writes in Romans 15 about the God of Patience and comfort, the God of Hope, the God of all peace, the God of all Grace, and the everlasting, eternal God.

Dr. Mitchell states that "The foundation of the fellowship of God's people is anchored in the person of God Himself, in the person of Jesus Christ."

Turn with Dr. Mitchell to Romans 15:13. Here is our study for today.

The Unchanging Word begins our study in Romans 15:13 in this lesson where Dr. Mitchell speaks on the God of Hope.

The God of Hope provides joy and peace that one may abound in hope. This provision is for the one who

who believes in the risen Christ. For He Himself promised His joy to us that our joy may be fulfilled.

The coming of the Lord for His people is called the blessed hope and we who have this hope fixed on

Him, purify ourselves even as He is pure. 

So no matter what your circumstance, situation or problem may be, the God of Hope is here with us.

He is with you where you are right now. He will not leave you nor forsake you because His Holy Spirit

lives in us who know Jesus as savior and Lord.

Turn in your Bible to Romans 15:13 with our teacher Dr. Mitchell.