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As we approach the end of our study of Romans, Ron Moore takes us to Paul's practical advice for living. Now that we know about our need for a savior, and of the gift of salvation, how are our lives supposed to look? We'll consider both the Christian's relationship with the government and with our neighbors. Above all, we'll learn how to live a Christ-like life for all to see.

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As we approach the end of our study of Romans, Ron Moore takes us to Paul's practical advice for living. Now that we know about our need for a savior, and of the gift of salvation, how are our lives supposed to look? We'll consider both the Christian's relationship with the government and with our neighbors. Above all, we'll learn how to live a Christ-like life for all to see.

Chapter 12 marks a turning point in the book of Romans. After establishing man's need for a Savior and showing how Christ's death on the cross provided salvation, Paul answers the question: "Now what?" Ron Moore takes us through Paul's answer with a practical look at the concept of surrender. We'll see how surrendering to God is not just giving up our old lives but giving over our lives into His capable hands.

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Chapter 12 marks a turning point in the book of Romans. After establishing man's need for a Savior and showing how Christ's death on the cross provided salvation, Paul answers the question: "Now what?" Ron Moore takes us through Paul's answer with a practical look at the concept of surrender. We'll see how surrendering to God is not just giving up our old lives but giving over our lives into His capable hands.

Ron Moore continues our look at Romans and the questions that arise when we try to reconcile the sovereignty of God and the responsibility of man. We'll look at some attempts throughout history to merge the two concepts. But, in the end, we'll be reminded that our final authority, and the basis of all our action, rests in the Word of God alone.

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Ron Moore continues our look at Romans and the questions that arise when we try to reconcile the sovereignty of God and the responsibility of man. We'll look at some attempts throughout history to merge the two concepts. But, in the end, we'll be reminded that our final authority, and the basis of all our action, rests in the Word of God alone.

Of the many mysteries surrounding God and His relationship with man, one is particularly relevant: If God is in complete control--if He is indeed sovereign--why does it also seem that we have a choice when it comes to serving Him? Ron Moore begins a look at this complex question by focusing on Paul's defense of God's sovereignty found in Romans.

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Of the many mysteries surrounding God and His relationship with man, one is particularly relevant: If God is in complete control--if He is indeed sovereign--why does it also seem that we have a choice when it comes to serving Him? Ron Moore begins a look at this complex question by focusing on Paul's defense of God's sovereignty found in Romans.

"And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose." Romans 8:28 is a verse many have memorized and repeat often. Ron Moore helps us unpack this verse and shows how we can claim its promise even when things don't seem to be so good.

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"And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose." Romans 8:28 is a verse many have memorized and repeat often. Ron Moore helps us unpack this verse and shows how we can claim its promise even when things don't seem to be so good.