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Is the New Testament teaching of salvation by faith new? Did God have one way to save the Jewish people and another way to save the rest of us? Or can we all find peace with God by doing good things and being good people? Ron Moore continues our study in Romans by looking at Paul's answers to these questions.

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Is the New Testament teaching of salvation by faith new? Did God have one way to save the Jewish people and another way to save the rest of us? Or can we all find peace with God by doing good things and being good people? Ron Moore continues our study in Romans by looking at Paul's answers to these questions.

It's natural to test the limits in our relationships. We all tend to figure out how to gain the approval of some, and how to avoid the wrath of others. But this is a dangerous attitude to bring into our relationship with Jesus. Ron Moore takes us to Romans 2 to examine Paul's uncompromising words to those who would try to impose limits and boundaries on God's unconditional love and offer of salvation.

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It's natural to test the limits in our relationships. We all tend to figure out how to gain the approval of some, and how to avoid the wrath of others. But this is a dangerous attitude to bring into our relationship with Jesus. Ron Moore takes us to Romans 2 to examine Paul's uncompromising words to those who would try to impose limits and boundaries on God's unconditional love and offer of salvation.

In a way, the Good News starts with bad news: we are all sinners bound for eternal judgment, and nothing we can do will impress God enough that He'll allow us into heaven. But, as Ron Moore explains, that was never our responsibility. Only God can forgive our sins, and it's up to us to understand and accept. And this is an offer available for everyone.

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In a way, the Good News starts with bad news: we are all sinners bound for eternal judgment, and nothing we can do will impress God enough that He'll allow us into heaven. But, as Ron Moore explains, that was never our responsibility. Only God can forgive our sins, and it's up to us to understand and accept. And this is an offer available for everyone.

Paul begins his letter to the Romans with a bold declaration: "I am not ashamed of the Gospel." Because, Paul tells us, the Gospel holds God's plan for salvation. So, Ron Moore asks, if God provides salvation, what are we being saved from? We'll find out the answer and consider the ways God in His mercy can lead even the worst sinner to salvation.

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Paul begins his letter to the Romans with a bold declaration: "I am not ashamed of the Gospel." Because, Paul tells us, the Gospel holds God's plan for salvation. So, Ron Moore asks, if God provides salvation, what are we being saved from? We'll find out the answer and consider the ways God in His mercy can lead even the worst sinner to salvation.

In his letter to the Romans, Paul tells his readers that he has been "set apart for the gospel of God." And though "gospel" was a common word in use back then, it took on special significance when applied to Jesus. Ron Moore shows us what was so significant about the good news of the Gospel and how it still impacts lives today.

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In his letter to the Romans, Paul tells his readers that he has been "set apart for the gospel of God." And though "gospel" was a common word in use back then, it took on special significance when applied to Jesus. Ron Moore shows us what was so significant about the good news of the Gospel and how it still impacts lives today.