Romans 2:1-11 We've seen the sinner standing before an impartial God. I reminded you that Paul's purpose here is to humble us in our understanding and in our judgment and…
Romans 2:6-11 Works are not the grounds of our justification. but they are the fruit of a living faith. Grace changes us as persons because we have been justified.
Romans 2:1-6 It is a horrible place, a terrible danger for those who profess faith in Christ alone when knowing the truth becomes a substitute for being humbled by the…
Romans 2:1-11 The Apostle Paul is going to confront us with three realities. First, he's going to show us the judge who condemns others is himself condemned by God's truth.…
Romans 1:28-32 Who decides what's true? Who determines what's right? Who defines what's good and evil? Who establishes the boundaries of your life? In other words, will God remain upon…
Romans 1:28-32 Sin never stands alone. Rebellion against God is never static. It always moves downward. It always progresses. It always carries the sinner further than he intended to go…
Romans 1:26-27 Sin always follows the same tragic progression. It begins always in worship, and it moves into desires and then it appears in our behavior, but it always ends…
Romans 1:22-32 Man is not basically good but evil. When men persistently abandon God, God will abandon them. Only the Triune God can graciously redeem sinners. remove sin, and produce…
Romans 1:18-32 This passage calls every hearer, Jew or Gentile, ancient or modern, to repent and believe.
Romans 1:16-23 We again look at the clarity of general revelation, the culpability of suppression, and the necessity of special revelation in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.