Bible Study

Romans 8:28 What Do you Want? What do you want for Christmas? When I was a little boy, I heard that question a lot. I still do but it is different now. Then I had long lists of things that I wanted and every time we got near a place where Santa Clause was going … Continue reading “Romans 8:28 – What Do You Want? (2020) – Bible study”

Romans 8:28 Handling Tragedy Believe it or not, there are many topics that preachers do not enjoy preaching on: sin, hell, judgment, and sorrow. We do not preach on these because we like to. We preach on these because we need to. There are many "must-have" promises in the Bible. 1. \#John 3:16\ – Must-have … Continue reading “Romans 8:28 – Handling Tragedy – Bible study”

Romans 8:28 What I Want This Year (Adapted from an article by Curtis Hudson) What do you want for Christmas? When I was a little boy, I heard that question a lot. I still do but it is different now. Then I had long lists of things that I wanted and every time we got … Continue reading “Romans 8:29-30 – What God Has Determined – Bible study”

Romans 8:36-37 Undeniable Victory Notice in \#Romans 8:37\, an extraordinary statement. Lets outline it. 1. Who is this statement about? "For thy sake WE." Paul is making the statement, so the WE would be us, Christians. 2. What is the statement? What is its point? "we are more than conquerors." Paul is declaring that we … Continue reading “Romans 8:36-37 – Undeniable Victory – Bible study”

Romans 11:2 A Work Not Finished This morning, I want us to consider two separate lines of thought. One deals with the question Paul asks in theses verses, "Hath God cast away His people?" Paul was speaking of Israel, and he was asking if God was finished with them. I want to answer that question … Continue reading “Romans 11:1-2 – A Work Not Finished – Bible study”

Romans 11:1-2 A Work to Finish Last week I began a message with on two subjects: Israel and God. The thought of Israel came from these two verses. Paul asked the question, "Has God cast Israel away?" Paul answered his own question in those same verses. Romans 11:1 God forbid. Romans 11:2 God hath not … Continue reading “Romans 11:1-2 – A Work to Finish – Bible study”

Romans 12:1-2 All To Jesus I Surrender In \#1\, Paul challenges the Romans to become living sacrifices. Although the word "sacrifice" might sound ancient to us, it was not to these people. To us, the word only registers in a symbolic way; but to them, the word conjured up very literal images. Many religions, including … Continue reading “Romans 12:1-2 – All to Jesus I Surrender – Bible study”

B. Some think character does not count, but it does. 1. Not because it tells others what kind of Christian you are. 2. But because it tells you.

Romans 12:1-2 Trading the Mind There are three things that the Bible teaches we will be held accountable before God for: our actions, attitudes and thoughts. Most of time, these three will come out of our mind. Proverbs 23:7 For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he. We can trim it down a … Continue reading “Romans 12:1-2 – Trading the Mind – Bible study”

Romans 12:14-15, 17, 19-20 The Emotional Death Grip \See "Romans 8:1"\ \See "Hebrews 12:14-15"\ This is another of the messages in which I am speaking primarily to Christians. If you are here and are not a Christian, weand even more importantGod wants you to become one; but most of what I will discuss today pertains … Continue reading “Romans 12:14-15, 17, 19-20 – The Emotional Death Grip – Bible study”