The Book of Romans

11.17.24 | Newnan City Church | Sunday Service AM

November 17, 2024 • Romans 7:14–25

📖 Romans 7:14-25 (NIV) Our faith in Jesus gives us Divine approval. •FLESH = Our Sinful Nature | SPIRIT = God’s Presence in our Lives •Only Jesus delivers us from the battle within. •Desire alone won’t win your battle. •The battle is daily. •When we fail to walk in the Spirit, our flesh wins the day. We are not defined by our flesh; but by the Spirit.

11.17.24 | Night of Worship at NCCpm

November 17, 2024

11.10.24 | Newnan City Church | Sunday Service AM

November 10, 2024 • Pastor Cedric Hill • Matthew 12:43–45, Romans 6:1–14, Galatians 5:19–23

📖 Romans 6:1-14 (CSB) New life in Christ can only begin when we die to ourselves The presence of grace is not an invitation to sin How do we die to sin? Matthew 12:43-45 (CSB) Galatians 5:19-23 (CSB) We die to sin by filling our house with Godly things. Study the Word Meditate on the Word Burn the past Practice Pick your master Eternal life is a fruit of sanctification, not just salvation. Ask someone else to check your fruit Put to death any thought or action that doesn’t glorify God

11.10.24 | NCCpm | Sunday Service PM

November 10, 2024 • Pastor Cedric Hill • Romans 6:1–14, Galatians 5:19–23, Matthew 12:43–45

📖 Romans 6:1-14 (CSB) New life in Christ can only begin when we die to ourselves The presence of grace is not an invitation to sin How do we die to sin? Matthew 12:43-45 (CSB) Galatians 5:19-23 (CSB) We die to sin by filling our house with Godly things. Study the Word Meditate on the Word Burn the past Practice Pick your master Eternal life is a fruit of sanctification, not just salvation. Ask someone else to check your fruit Put to death any thought or action that doesn’t glorify God

11.03.24 | NCCpm | Sunday Service PM

November 3, 2024 • Pastor Cedric Hill • Romans 5:6–8, Romans 5:12–21

📖 Romans 5:6-8, Romans 5:12-21 (CSB) Jesus cleaned up what Adam messed up Type: a person, ceremony, or event in the Old Testament that foreshadows a person, ceremony, or event in the New Testament The sin of Adam revealed the condition of humanity Sin done by us Sin done to us Sin done around us “We are born into an environment where it is easy to do evil and hard to do good.” —Kallistos Ware The life of Jesus revealed the height of God’s love and redemptive power No amount of sin can outpace the grace of God Grace abounds when, and only when, we choose Jesus

11.03.24 | Newnan City Church | Sunday Service AM

November 3, 2024 • Pastor Jimmy Ellison • Romans 5:1–5, Ephesians 2:18

📖 Romans 5:1-5 -Our faith in Jesus gives us Divine approval.   -JUSTIFICATION = Saying Yes to Jesus -SANCTIFICATION = Saying Yes to Jesus Everyday   -God’s benefits package begins with saying YES to Jesus today. -Followers of Jesus possess peace with God. -Followers of Jesus possess access to Father God. -Followers of Jesus possess a God-given confidence.

10.27.24 | NCCpm | Sunday Service PM

October 27, 2024 • Pastor Cedric Hill • Romans 4:1–5, Romans 13—16

📖 Romans 4:1-5, Romans 13-25 (CSB) -Faith in Jesus adds righteousness to our lives as a gift…not a paycheck. -When everything was hopeless, Abraham believed anyway. -Abraham’s faith wasn’t dependent on his circumstances. -Abraham’s body was dead, but the word of God was alive. -Abraham did not waver in unbelief. -You’ve got a reason to waver, but you’ve definitely got a reason to worship. -Abraham had full confidence in God. -The righteousness credited to Abraham is for believing God is for us too when we believe in Jesus. -Justification by faith. -Peace with God. -Access to God. -Perspective on problems.

10.27.24 | Newnan City Church | Sunday Service AM

October 27, 2024 • Pastor Jimmy Ellison • Romans 4:13–21

📖 Romans 4:13-21 -Our faith in Jesus gives us Divine approval.   -Our response to God’s grace reveals what we truly believe.   -Grace abounds when we believe God.   -Grace allows us to walk securely.   -Grace keeps us from wavering.   -Grace produces strength.

10.20.24 | NCCpm | Sunday Service PM

October 20, 2024 • Jacob Campbell • Romans 3:9–26

📖 Romans 3:9-26 (NKJV) -We are not only under the power of sin but also under the guilt of sin -The law cannot justify you or make you righteous before God -The Revelation of Righteousness -The death of Jesus satisfies the righteous judgment of God

10.20.24 | Newnan City Church | Sunday Service AM

October 20, 2024 • Pastor Cedric Hill • Exodus 25:21–22, Romans 3:19–26

📖 Romans 3:19-26 -Justification by faith: God made us right by giving us what Jesus deserved in exchange for what we deserved. -Justification: to declare righteous  -Redemption: a release effected by payment of ransom Propitiation Exodus 25:21-22 (CSB) -Justification by faith unveils the grace of God -Justification came through the blood of Jesus -We are justified by faith, not obedience -Upgraded Status: Guilty —> Justified -Redeemed Family: One People —> All Who Believe -Restored Present and Future: Hopeless —> Hopeful

10.13.24 | NCCpm | Sunday Service PM

October 13, 2024 • Pastor Jimmy Ellison • Romans 2:1–11

📖 Romans 2:1-11 Our faith in Jesus gives us Divine approval. -No one is so good that they don’t need saving. -Our faith in Jesus gives us Divine approval. -Judgment is a one-way street. -Jesus is our standard. -Self-examination is always necessary. Our fruit tells the truth about us.

10.13.24 | Newnan City Church | Sunday Service AM

October 13, 2024 • Pastor Jimmy Ellison • Romans 2:1–11

📖 Romans 2:1-11 Our faith in Jesus gives us Divine approval. -No one is so bad that they can't receive salvation, and no one is so good that they don’t need saving. -Our faith in Jesus gives us Divine approval. -Judgment is a one-way street. -Jesus is our standard. -Self-examination is always necessary. Our fruit tells the truth about us.

10.06.24 | Newnan City Church | Sunday Service AM

October 6, 2024 • Pastor Jimmy Ellison • Romans 1:8–17

📖 Romans 1:8-17 Our faith in Jesus gives us Divine approval.   •“To be justified means God treats the sinner as if he had not been a sinner at all.” -William Barclay •Living by faith reveals what we believe. •Living by faith makes a mutual impact. •Living by faith compels us to go and tell. Living by faith gives us our identity.