Romans 2:1-11 The Danger of Church Because of their special heritage as God's chosen people, the Jewish Christians in Rome were tempted to judge the Gentiles. They were tempted to think that there were two types of people in the world: sinners and Jews. But the Jewish Christians sinned just like the Gentiles; and they especially faced the […]
Romans 1:18-32 Wrath This isn’t a happy subject; but it is important. Wrath means anger, passion, punishment, and vengeance. The Biblical word for God’s wrath carries the idea of swelling up in opposition. What we’re talking about in this post is God’s great swelling tsunami of passionate anger in response to the ongoing sinfulness of
These are huge subjects and this lesson is only a glimpse.* As best I can tell, at their core, anxiety and depression are emotional symptoms of selfitis (inflammation of the self). Those suffering from selfitis often get so inflamed with emotion that they can no longer see God or the people around them clearly. Anxiety feels
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This hope we have as an anchor of the soul, a hope both sure and steadfast and one which enters within the veil… Hebrews 6:19 One Simple Truth The goal of this sermon is to convey one simple truth: Only hope in Jesus holds. Let’s walk through the verse to digest this truth. This hope…
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Romans 12:2 says And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind… What we pour in through our eyes and ears shapes us, making us look more like the world or more like Jesus. In other words, you are what you watch and listen to. Philippians
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During last Sunday's sermon in Romans 1:16-17, I read the testimony of Brian "Head" Welch, former Korn member saved by the gospel. Here's a video interview with him: One of the most amazing things to me is that God used such simple means to save him, particularly a short email from a Christian colleague.
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