This Lord’s Day before we return to our journey through the Epistle to the Romans, we want to look into the heart of the Apostle Paul. In his letter to the Philippians, we see a true servant of the Lord Jesus showing us the difference between serving the Lord and being a servant of the Lord.
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Jim Sole
This Lord’s Day, we continue in the introduction to the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Roman. Who is Paul? What is his message? His life? We see a Gospel-centered man establishing his credibility to Christians in Rome he has not yet met while providing for us a model of the Christian life – a set apart life for the Gospel of God.
This Lord’s Day evening, Pastor Jim will bring part two of a two-part series Seeing the Beauty of Christ. In the familiar Upper Room Discourse, it begins with a look into the heart of the Lord Jesus and see the fullness of His love for His own. We hope to look at five qualities in His love and its implications in our lives.
This Lord’s Day, we open up the letter to the Romans in verse one meeting its author, the Apostle Paul. Who was he? How did he see himself? Why are these questions important to the Christians in Rome? We hope to meet the Apostle by answering these question and learn what a Christian is to be living for the Lord Jesus.
This Lord’s Day evening, Pastor Jim will begin a two-week series “Seeing the Beauty of Christ” taken from two passages of scripture in the Gospel of John. Here is the life of the Christian; learning to behold the beauty of the Lord and being transformed by such a gaze.
This Lord’s Day, we begin a journey through the New Testament letter to the Romans. Romans has been labeled “The Himalayas of the Bible” and is the key book for establishing firm foundations in the Christian life. Throughout church history, Romans has been instrumental in the conversions of giants of the faith such as Augustine of Hippo, Martin Luther, John Wesley, and many others. In addition great revival movements have come from the preaching of Romans. Lord willing, this will be a life-changing study.