Category: Romans Bible Study
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Romans, Part 9: The Grand Finale and the Great Turn (Romans 3:9-26)
Glynwood Baptist Church, Prattville, Alabama March 13, 2022 Today is an exciting day! We have been talking about the wrath of God for about nine weeks now. And it’s been HEAVY! And so today, as we follow our outline through the book of Romans, remember that the overall theme is established in Romans 1:16-17, especially…
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Romans, Part 8: “Best. Job. Ever” (Romans 3:1-8)
Sermon preached March 6, 2022 Glynwood Baptist Church, Prattville, Alabama Click here for manuscript
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You’re the Man, and So Am I (Romans 2:1-16)
Preached February 12, 2022, Glynwood Baptist Church, Prattville, Alabama. Click to download Sermon Manuscript
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Does God Give Up on People? (Romans 1:24-32)
Click here for sermon manuscript Corrections: Harvard was founded in 1636, not 1836. Also, someone pointed out to me that the Colosseum wasn’t built until after Paul was dead. Sorry about that one.
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Romans, Part 4: The Heart of a Missionary (Romans 15:14-21)
Note: As part of our Great Commission Sunday emphasis, we jumped ahead in our study to chapter 15. We will resume our study of Romans 1 in Part 5. Click here for sermon manuscript
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Romans, Part 3: The Power of the Gospel and the Wrath of God (Romans 1:16-25)
In order to truly understand the good news of the Gospel, we have to understand the bad news of the human condition. Download sermon manuscript from sermoncentral.com
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Romans 6 Recap
Last night, we discussed Session 9 of Tommy Nelson’s Romans: The Letter that Changed the World, which covers Romans 6:1-12. When we talked about Romans 5, we all agreed that we can’t lose our salvation. We have eternal security, according to Romans 5:1-5 and John 10:28-29. But last night, we began with two key questions: What theological…
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Job: Some Nerve!
Who did Job think he was, telling God he would “cling to his righteousness and never let it go”?
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One of These Things Is Not Like the Other
Romans 5:14 says that Adam was “a pattern of the One who is to come.” How, exactly?
