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Romans 7 & 8 | Deep-deep Waters
Entering into the second half of our study through Romans, let’s quickly review key themes of the two preceding chapters. Paul encourages the church that Christ is our sure and perfect justification before the Father (Rom 5:21). The work of the cross brought freedom from the law and ushered in unity with Christ (Rom 5:18) (Rom…
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Romans 5 & 6 | United With Him
Building off of the the theme of our redemption through Christ’s righteousness, the fifth chapter of Romans begins with an invitation – an invitation to rejoice. Paul reminds the church that peace with God has been fully attained (Rom 5:1). We need neither strive nor struggle. Instead, regardless of circumstance, we are able to rejoice.…
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Romans 3 & 4 | Promises Realized Through Faith
Radiant. Magnificent. Endless. The Lord’s character is all of these and so much more. His boundless heart is waiting, full of excitement and joy, to be found and known by His people. Faithfully, He calls us to Himself where deep cries out to deep in the most foundational areas of our hearts (Eph 1:4) (Rom…
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Romans 1 & 2 | Obedience of Faith
Our life in Christ finds it’s root in our relationship with him. Intimacy begets devotion. That intimacy of faith can be strengthened as we walk diligently in disciplines of faith, including prayer, solitude and service. They are avenues by which we can pursue the Lord’s heart in spirit and in truth (John 4:23). Among these…
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Romans – An Introduction
Slowly but surely, long summer nights fade into cool autumn evenings. Leaves begin to change colors as the last blooms of the year make their all too short appearance in gardens and fields. They are joined by crimson ivies and swept by cool morning breezes in the soft, occasionally hazy, morning light. With the change…
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Ask for the Nations
A Glorious Inheritance In order to fully understand the importance of the nations within the Kingdom, we must first come to understand the way the Lord views the nations. His perspective toward the nations is one of love. God’s heart is for the nations and has been for centuries and generations now. Time and time…
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