Romans 3
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Romans 3:21-31
November 6, 2022From the series: Romans: More than Conquerors
The beginning of Romans shows us the depravity of mankind. Today’s passage begins with the two most pivotal words in the Bible, “but now.” We come to understand that the grace of Christ is where we can put our trust and faith.
Romans 3:1-20
October 30, 2022From the series: Romans: More than Conquerors
We're going to talk about total depravity, which is an important subject, especially as it relates to our culture today.
How Can I Live With God For Eternity?
July 15, 2012From the series: FAQs
Addresses the most critical question of having an eternal relationship with God. It emphasizes understanding God's nature, recognizing human sinfulness, and accepting Jesus' sacrifice. Highlights that eternal life is not just about avoiding hell or gaining heaven but knowing God intimately. Using passages from Romans, it underscores the significance of God's grace and the need for faith in Jesus to secure eternal life with Him.
Unbelievable Christmas, Part 3
December 18, 2011From the series: Unbelievable Christmas
Discusses the complexities of Christmas and emphasizes the true meaning of the holiday: God's gift of Jesus to humanity. It highlights the grace and love inherent in this gift, contrasting it with the commercial pressures of the season. Encourages embracing the spiritual significance of Christmas, focusing on God's grace and the joy of receiving Jesus as the ultimate gift.
How Good is Good Enough?
August 15, 2010From the series: Standalone Messages
Explores the common belief that "good people go to heaven" and challenges it from a biblical perspective. It delves into the notion that there is no clear standard of "good" by which people can earn their way to heaven.
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Walking The Roman Road
May 23, 2017All have sinned and fall short. A devotion on Romans 3:23 and the first step along the Roman Road, God's clear plan of salvation.
I Boast No More (Romans 3:27-28)
August 2, 2016Romans 3:27-28 (NASB) "Where then is boasting? It is excluded. By what kind of law? Of works? No, but by a law of faith. For we maintain that a man is justified by faith apart from works of the Law."…
