Category: Romans
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“Live for Others” • Romans 12:1-3 – Elder Bryce Lowrance considers the first three verses of chapter 12 in Romans, Paul’s letter to the church at Rome. He looks to what we should logically do in our service to God, beginning with the need to focus on remembering the mercies of God. He considers what…
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If we have the idea that we are good enough for heaven, we have far to view a high of ourselves.
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Do you believe on Jesus? Then, rest in hope for your faith and belief did not cause your salvation. You may have doubts and fears that still come into your mind, but your faith points to an objective fact that Jesus died for you!
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When the gospel is preached and people rejoice, we can say with the Apostle Paul that we are looking at the chosen of God!
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Whether God chastises or punishes in time or He condemns for all eternity, it is a dangerous thing to live in and encourage immorality.
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God knows our needs. He feels out pains. For all eternity, we will be with Him resting in “The Bosom of Abraham.”
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Rather than doing the right thing, wicked people will do anything they can to maintain their standing before men and improve their worldly position. Their “wisdom” is not a godly one. It is a form of pride and self-justification.
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God and His church rejoice when one of His children turns back to God and follows Jesus. We should reconcile our minds to this fact and rejoice as well.
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Salt is designed to have an effect where it is used. If it loses its power then it is useless.
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Have a feast, invite friends, but do not neglect to invite those who cannot return the favor or even help themselves.