Continuing in our book study of Romans, Nate looks at the second half of chapter 2. The Jews had turned their religion into a tradition that didn’t really touch their lives. They were circumcised on the outside, but didn’t have a change of heart on the inside.
Be strong and be very courageous. The Lord God is with you wherever you go!
From Romans 2, Nate talks this evening about the importance of not being being a hypocrite in our judgment of others. He also discusses the importance of being merciful when we are judging righteously from God’s Word. We will be judged by the same standard of measure by which we judge.
The little things do matter. When you plant seeds for good, you have no idea how they’ll blossom for future generations.
In Revelation, John was told, “Come up here and I will show you.” Heaven is not like earth. The greatest things we see here…won’t be there. Roger gives a practical lesson on what we are told of Heaven and gives some common myth busters.
Amen. God put an exclamation point at the end of the Bible. He finished what He had to say to mankind and said “so be it”. The Bible ends with the invitation of Jesus, a warning about change, a promise of hope, and the grace of Jesus. Amen!
Worry is a killer. It adds stress to your life and makes you lose sleep. The Bible has so much to say against worry. If this is a struggle for you, listen and share!
Feelings can mean different things to different people. Words have known meanings that are defined. When it comes to our faith, it is most important to know what God says. We can’t depend on our feelings.
This lesson kicks off our spring series of lessons with Roger Shouse of New Albany, IN. Where do we go and to whom do we turn when our lives seem to be turned inside out and upside down?
Continuing in II Peter, Nate talks this evening about the importance of staying true to God. We must learn God’s Word and then apply it in our lives for it to have meaning.