Rejoice in our faithful God!

I am pleased to announce the addition of Romans 9:1-5 under the Books of the Bible tab. Paul emphasizes the faithfulness of God to believers in Romans 8 and His faithfulness to the Jews despite their unfaithfulness. Warren Wiersbe gives pause to consider Paul’s argument concerning the Jews in Romans 9, Paul had argued in Romans 8 that the believer is secure in Jesus Christ and that God's election would stand (Rom. 8:28–30). But someone might ask, "What about the Jews? They were chosen by God, and yet now you tell us they are set aside and God is building His church. Did God fail to keep His promises to Israel?" In other words, the very character of God was at stake. If God was not faithful to the Jews, how do we know He will be faithful to the church? Join me as we see how God is always faithful because He always keeps His promises.

This study of the Book of Romans is being prepared for a weekly Bible Study at a Retirement Center.

Oh, to be secure!

I am pleased to announce the addition of Romans 8:31-39 under the Books of the Bible tab. This is one of the most powerful passages in the Bible on the security of the believer. What God starts, He completes. Consider these beautiful lines from John Stott, Let me no more my comfort draw, from my frail hold of Thee; In this alone rejoice with awe, Thy mighty grasp of me. Jump into God's Word which is safe for now and eternity.

This study of the Book of Romans is being prepared for a weekly Bible Study at a Retirement Center.

From Glory to Glory!

I am pleased to announce the addition of Romans 8:18-30 under the Books of the Bible tab. John Stott commented on Romans 8:18-30, Paul now moves on from the present ministry of God's Spirit to the future glory of God's Children. In the midst of the present pandemic, Christians not only have hope for the present but hope for the future. Keep looking up as you look into God's Word!

This study of the Book of Romans is being prepared for a weekly Bible Study at a Retirement Center.