Romans 2 Part 1

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Romans 2 Part 1

Baruch Korman • Romans 2:1–10

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We've all heard people say, Don't judge me. The Bible commands us judge not less you be
judge. So judging someone is very serious. But we need to realize there is a difference between
judging someone. And simply evaluating someone's behavior according to biblical truth, and
sharing with that person in love, and wanting the very best for that person. So you share
something in love. So that person can know the truth and make that change. It's not that you
are condemning that person. It's not that your behavior towards that person has changed. But
simply you want that person to know the truth, so that God will bless him that is not judging
that is evaluating.

Romans 1 Part 1

Baruch Korman • Romans 1:1–10

We are going to begin this evening a very significant study. And I'm speaking about beginning the book of Romans for a believer and I want to emphasize that for a believer, there is not a more significant book than the book of Romans. Because the apostle Paul, he lays out so many biblical truths, theological doctrine that you and I must understand, if we're going to walk in this world, that means if we're going to have a testimony before God, that He is well pleased with. So take out your Bible and look with me to that book, Paul's a pistol to the Romans and chapter one. Now, the first thing that we need to realize and as we get more into this book, the early chapters, we will see that Paul makes his points, using much from a Jewish culture. There were many Jewish individuals living in Rome. And fact, one of the things that's unique about the Jewish community in Rome was that they had their own style of prayer that was unique to Rome. And this goes back before the time of Paul, it was a historical community of Jewish individuals.

Romans 1 Part 2

Baruch Korman • Romans 1:11–18

Are you excited to be a servant of God, to carry out God's will not only in your life, but to be an influence upon others to see them as well surrendering to the will of God for them. See, when we are committed to the things that God commands us to do, we're going to experience greater intimacy with God, God's provision is going to be my dear in our life, we're going to be walking under the authority and the anointing of the Holy Spirit. In other words, everything's going to change to change, according to God's personal and private will, for your life. And what I mean by that is this, that God has a purpose for you. And it's for no one else. And God is going to use you as an individual to bring about what God has saved you to do. Now, this may be something that many people don't think about. But God has saved you with a purpose. And that purpose involves his will. And one person who was very committed to this, who rejoice in God's will, who wanted desperately, enthusiastically to be used by God was the Apostle Paul

Romans 1 part 3

Baruch Korman • Romans 1:18–25

Our God is a God of choice, meaning this God gives to every man truth in order that they make a right decision. And what is that right decision? Submitting to the truth? Now many people will say what if someone doesn't know the truth? Well, we're going to see in tonight's study, that God reveals Himself that He is the one true living God. And people they are without excuse, if they do not submit to him. Take out your Bibles and look with me to the book of Romans and chapter one, the book of Romans and chapter one. Now I mentioned choice because as we concluded last week, we saw the emphasis was in God's power. And I'm speaking about that wonderful message of the gospel, the gospel when we receive it, we also receive the power of God through the Holy Spirit. And that power, and His Truth brings about a wonderful change in our life, a change of righteousness, one that comes about because of faith, and faith is believing the revelation of God