Romans 5:12-21 The power of sin and death to rule over us is defeated at the cross and resurrection of Jesus. Now God's amazing …
Romans 5:6-11 “Oh How He Loves Us”
Romans 5:6-11 The great grace of the gospel is seen in these verses, where Jesus dies for His ungodly, sinful, enemies. What …
Romans 5:1-5 “Faith Grace and Suffering”
Romans 5:1-5 God's grace is offered to all who believe in Christ. We trust in Him for salvation, and we also must trust Him …
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Romans 4:13-25 “The God Who Gives Life to the Dead”
Romans 4:13-25 God's promises will always come true, because God's power is unlimited to do all He promises. …
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Hebrews 10:1-14 “A Single Sacrifice”
Hebrews 10:1-14 Can you imagine if we still had to bring sacrifices to offer for our sins? But glory to God, Christ has come and …
John 1:14 “What Christmas is All About”
John 1:14 Have you ever considered this verse in light of the Christmas story? …
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Micah 5:4-5 “O Little Town of Bethlehem”
Micah 5:4-5 Amazing prophecies concerning the Christ child born in Bethlehem. From this passage we learn that Jesus would be our …
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Romans 4:4-12 “Faith First”
Romans 4:4-12 What's on your account? Good works will not erase your sin debt. You need the righteousness of God credited to your …
Romans 3:27-4:3 “You Can Only Be Right With God Thru Faith”
Romans 3:27-4:3 I. It's not about what you've done, but Who you're trusting in. II. It's not about who you are, but Who you're …
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Romans 3:21-26 “Gospel Scenes from the Court, the Market, and the Temple”
Romans 3:21-26 How God makes the guilty righteous, sets the slave free, and forgives the sinner. By the cross, God can lovingly …
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