Romans Blog Posts

Have you ever wanted to see someone but were unable to go to visit them? I can relate to this.

Paul was a pioneer. He went where others feared to tread. I do not know if he was fearless, but he never seemed to give into fear.

I am sure we all hear a lot of bragging coming from other Christians. They brag about how many people they lead to the Lord, or how mightily God is using them (in their opinion).

Have you ever noticed how easy it is to forget the truths we learn. Sure does happen to me. Many of them I learn, and relearn, and relearn.......

God is the God of hope (certainty). We have the certainty that God and His word are true. We have the certainty that Jesus died for our reconciliation.

This blog specializes in writing bad things about good people, and good things about bad people. The general idea is to put in either too much sugar or too much spice, nothing that is bland is allowed here. So suddenly the patrons might have noticed...

This isn’t an end of year/New Year post, but just something brief I wanted to share. Romans 12:15 instructs us to: “Rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn.”  As Christians, we should have an empathetic love for...

Jesus came to the Jews and lived as a Jew in order to share God's truth with them. Jesus also came to the Gentiles. To them He showed God's mercy.

This time of year I like to change the appearance of my blogs and tinker with things as I get ready for the new year. For 2012, I want to do something different. I want to make some changes in what and when different things are posted.

Why should we be patient? Because God has been and is patient with us. Think about that.

In chapter 14 you may have noticed the the weaker brother or sister is the one who is the one who leans toward legalism. For many this is a shocking discovery for many folks.

This is some very sound advice from Scripture. There is a tendency for us as Christians to major on minor things.

May God, in His mercy, grant us wisdom to walk in liberty as well as in love.

There is a principle at work in this passage. And it is extremely important to not only understand it, but to then put it into practice in our lives.

Living the Christian life is tough enough. And then we come to Christmas. There, I said it, CHRISTMAS time.

Christ’s death and resurrection are given as the basis for Him to exercise Lordship over both the dead and the living.

This is the place where we need to be as Christians; the Lord's. We need to be completely given to Him. This is a constant throughout the pages of the New Testament.

To become a member of the body of Christ and join with the bride of Christ, you must be born into the family of Christ.

No Christian has the right to “play God” in another Christian’s life. But we do....... Sadly, it seems to be a sport with some.......

A lot of folks have the idea that those who follow strict rules are the most mature. This may not be the truth.