Justified by faith (part 1)
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god, man, and righteousness
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humanity on trial
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questions from the critics
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the sin of hypocrisy
Romans 2:17-29 gives a picture of hypocrisy. The Apostle Paul calls out the descendants of Abraham for relying on
tradition instead of transformation through their faith. It would be easy to read this passage and think, "That's for someone else." The passage is actually a call to self-examination. It deserves careful consideration so that we live by faith and in obedience.
we have no excuse
God sees us for who we are and all that we do. His judgment is always just because it comes in holiness and
without partiality. In Romans 2:1-6 Paul urges the readers to recognize the truth of God as a call to obedience.
the consequences of sin
In Paul's message in Romans 1:18-32, he describes God's response to sin. Often people focus on the
sins they find most objectionable while excusing their own guilty behavior. The passage provides the
opportunity for a moving message on the need to be right with God, taking all sin seriously.
Paul's heart for ministry
Unashamed of the Gospel! Why? Because, it is the power of God.
It portrays God's righteousness. It transforms lives.
The good news is
Paul describes the blessing of being allowed by God to serve the Lord. It's all about grace.
Grace gives us blessings we don't deserve through the love we cannot imagine!
introduction to romans
In this introductory message to the Book of Romans, Pastor David reveals some of the background and history of the book.
Even more, he describes the transformation that occurred in Paul the apostle who was called to be God's servant!
