Romans

Romans 5:1-2

December 15, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 5:1–2

It’s possible for someone to be saved, going to heaven, and still not have peace with God. Resisting His will, quenching the Holy Spirit ---Continuing to live life on our terms, creates constant conflict with God, no peace. You see, God allowed us to make peace with God so we could have the peace of God in our lives. But peace of God comes only when we are submitted to the Lordship (Kingship) of Jesus Christ…

Romans 4:9-25

December 8, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 4:9–25

God recognizes only two types of people—saved and unsaved! The American concepts of race and cultural (identity) differences all disappear when we surrender to Jesus! We must reject ALL differences in people except one: their eternal destination…

Romans 4:1-8

November 24, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 4:1–8

Spiritually speaking, God doesn’t owe us anything. If our works could obligate God to us, then eternal life would be something God owes us. Believing God completely wipes out your sin account! Just believing Him—it is a gift from God…

Romans 3:25-31

November 17, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 3:25–31

Instead of condemning us when we sin, God simply wants us to acknowledge that we have sinned, that it is our fault, and that He alone provides the remedy…

Romans 3:21-24

November 10, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 3:21–24

Since we cannot keep the law, there had to be another path to righteousness. Praise God, He has provided one! This is an emphatic transition in Greek. Paul is telling us that even though the situation appears hopeless, there is hope…

Romans 3:1-21

November 3, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 3:1–21

God will always be faithful even when we humans are not. What is the value of having God’s Word if you do not believe it? Do you really believe your past is gone and a brand new you has been born in Christ? If you really believe it, you will change and God will be proven true—again…

Romans 3:1-2

October 27, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 3:1–2

No one can speak for God today except born-again Christians! Do you know that the rest of the world struggles to know what to do every single day of life? They have no direction. They have only opinions for/about their daily dilemmas. But not so for us who know Jesus Christ…

Romans 2:17-29

October 20, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 2:17–29

Many of us call ourselves Christians simply because we belong to a particular religion or denomination. Not that we do what they say, nor do we even understand what they are about. But we call ourselves Christians… We answer an altar-call or get baptized and think we’re safe. We go to church—but there is no change in our lives! You see, the warning to the Jew Paul is writing to and the Christian I am speaking to is not to presume upon your relationship with God!

Romans 2:5-16

October 13, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 2:5–16

There are a lot of people who think they will stand before God on the basis of their good works. Salvation, though, has nothing to do with works. If you fail to respond to grace by believing, you have no choice but to be judged for what you did. Not for what anyone else did to you—what you did…

Romans 2:1-4

October 6, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 2:1–4

This morning we need to remember that God and man have never agreed! We humans have a strange fondness for being critical of everybody but ourselves! So please take this study very, very personally. This is not for the person sitting next to you—it is for YOU…

Romans 1:28- 2:1

September 29, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 1:28—2:1

.....this Greek word translated in the NIV ‘approve’ is important… It means to agree with, to think well of people that God has given over to themselves. Even better, the literal word-picture is to applaud them. Very simply, a real Christian cannot support any form of sexual immorality or perversion.

Romans 1:20-27

September 22, 2024 • Pastor Ron Arbaugh • Romans 1:20–27

We need to remember that we were created in God’s image, not that we can re-make God in our image…

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