Romans explains how faith in Jesus justifies all people and creates a unified, multiethnic family and a path to righteousness. Jesus created a new covenant family.

In chapters 1-8, Paul explains the fundamentals and foundations of the Christian faith. This is the Gospel Message, which all believers are commanded to share with the entire world. Some of the most popular and precious memorization passages about Salvation can be found in the first several chapters of Romans, “For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” (6:23). Paul teaches about the sinful nature of all men in the eyes of God, justification by faith in Jesus Christ, freedom from sin, and victory in Christ.

Jesus is the vine and we are the branches. If we remain in Him, we will flourish in Him. Obeying Jesus is loving as He loved us. Jesus accomplished His mission that the Father sent Him on. The hand-off is to the disciples and to all who believe in Jesus and remain in His teaching and commands. The Holy Spirit helps us along our sojourn through the world.

The gospel of John. Jesus interacting with the religious who should know God and cannot understand Jesus. Jesus is the bread of heaven. Maligned, disbelieved, adored. The Messiah, redeemer, forgiver of sins, and healer. Light of the world, light of heaven. 

"Behold the Lamb of God, He takes away the sins of the world!". Jesus existed before the world began. He existed with the Father, the Father sent the Son to become the food and drink, the way, the voice of the Father. He is the giver of eternal life. 

Praise the Lord. The maker and sustainer of all. He is good and does good. He is faithful and provides for all He has created. God is our protection. The Lord is able to save us from the wicked, proud and unseemly people. Praise Him for all He has done and His Judgements. Know that the Lord will Judge fairly. The righteous will live in His Prescence.

Psalms 120-139 The Lord is watching. He is watching what we do, which springs from what we believe. Do you believe in the Lord? Believe that The Lord is who He is? That he wants you to do His will and be different than those who do not believe God sees everything? Dancing outside of these lines God has drawn for us brings judgement and wrath. It is unfit for us to live in unbelief. God forgives us when we come back to Him. When we are vigilant about what our hearts believe, God is first in our thoughts. Praise the Lord and believe, remember His throne is high above the earth. He hears us from prison, from despair, from the place of need, from repentant hearts. He can break the prison bars for all.

The Lord is watching. He is watching what we do, which springs from what we believe. Do you believe in the Lord? Believe that The Lord is who He is? That he wants you to do His will and be different than those who do not believe God sees everything? Dancing outside of these lines God has drawn for us brings judgement and wrath. It is unfit for us to live in unbelief. God forgives us when we come back to Him. When we are vigilant about what our hearts believe, God is first in our thoughts. Praise the Lord and believe, remember His throne is high above the earth. He hears us from prison, from despair, from the place of need, from repentant hearts. He can break the prison bars for all.

The Lord is watching. He is watching what we do, which springs from what we believe. Do you believe in the Lord? Believe that The Lord is who He is? That he wants you to do His will and be different than those who do not believe God sees everything? Dancing outside of these lines God has drawn for us brings judgement and wrath. It is unfit for us to live in unbelief. God forgives us when we come back to Him. When we are vigilant about what our hearts believe, God is first in our thoughts. Praise the Lord and believe, remember His throne is high above the earth. He hears us from prison, from despair, from the place of need, from repentant hearts. He can break the prison bars for all.

Praise the Lord! This is the theme of this section. Praise the Lord for the amazing things He has created and the things He has done for His people. This is the idea of a section of the bible. We are here on earth and often take the diversity of creation for granted, however, look at it! Looka t what God has done in nature and in our lives in times past! Remember and give thanks!

The Lord's Temple represented, to the Jew of this era, the presence of God. It represented their most holy devotion and visitation. It is here that the offerings of sacrifices of all types were made. Sacrifices for the sins of the people. Thank offerings and praise to God most High. The idea of going to the Temple was the most high act and opportunity for the believer. In our lives these things ought to be reflected. Thanks, praise, and prayers of all types and kinds aught be made to the Lord. Our lives are but a vapor, a wisp on the wind. The Lord will judge us for what we do. Ought He not to see our prayers, thanks and sacrifices?