Romans: We Have No Excuse

Romans 2:12-16 sheds light on a profound truth — no one is without excuse. Whether someone was raised under the law or grew up outside its confines, we all stand in need of redemption. Let’s look at what it means to be under sin and judgment, and how repentance and belief in Jesus offer the only path to salvation.
Romans: Judgment for the Judger

Romans 2:1-11 starts with an invitation to self-examination. Have you ever been quick to judge someone else’s sin while conveniently overlooking your own? Paul exposes this hypocrisy, and it is a call for every reader — then and now — to take a long hard look in the mirror. You know, not just the one where you get your angles right, but the one that exposes the creases, the flaws, and the imperfections.
Romans: The Wrath of God

Paul’s message in Romans is, above all, a testament to the power of the gospel. The Gospel is not just a nice story — it is a transformative power. And we might ask: transformation from what? What is so threatening that necessitates such a salvation? The answer: the wrath of God. To comprehend the gravity of the gospel, we need to first peel back the layers of our sins and our indiscretions, and face the harsh truth of our own brokenness.
Romans: Unashamed of the Gospel

The Apostle Paul’s unwavering proclamation, “I am not ashamed of the Gospel” in Romans 1:16-17 resonates throughout Christian history as a beacon of unrelenting faith and a call to spiritual resilience. This declaration is a testament to the depth of Paul’s conviction and serves as a pivotal example for believers navigating through a sinful world.
Romans: Gratitude for God’s People

The Apostle Paul’s relationship with the church in Rome in Romans 1:8-15 is both awe-inspiring and instructional for believers today. Even though he had never met this community face-to-face, Paul’s affection and gratitude for them were deeply rooted in their shared faith in Christ. It is a reminder for us to cultivate a spirit of gratitude for the Church, which serves as a visible mark of God’s grace in our lives.
Romans: The Unstoppable Gospel

If I were to summarize the essence of the Christian faith, the book of Romans would be a great resource. Authored by the Apostle Paul, this book has been nothing less than transformative across the corridors of history. So much so, that theologians like Martin Luther and John Calvin held it in the highest esteem.
Judges: Strength in Weakness: Lessons from the Life of Samson

Explore the story of Samson’s strength, weakness, and redemption. Discover lessons in humility, dependence on God, and parallels with Jesus.
Lessons from Samson: The Power of God’s Mercy, Spiritual Maturity, and Teachability

Explore Samson’s story of redemption and God’s mercy, discovering lessons on spiritual maturity and the power of humility.
Judges: A Sunny Savior in a Dark World: Lessons from the Life of Samson

The Biblical story of Samson in Judges 13 explores a message of sin, doubt, calling, and redemption through Jesus.
Judges: Jephthah’s Journey: A Story of Redemption, Repentance, and Restoration

Discover profound lessons from the Bible story of Jephthah in Judges 10 that demonstrates God’s character, repentance, and His plan for redemption.
Judges: Choosing Wisely: The Consequences of Unrighteous Decisions

Explore the powerful lessons in Judges 9 on the consequences of sinful choices, breaking generational sin, and choosing God’s path for righteousness.
Judges: Finishing Strong: Learning from Gideon’s Mistakes

Discover lessons from Judges and the story of Gideon on finishing strong, overcoming pride, seeking the Lord, and the pitfalls of leadership.