Sermons on Romans (Page 4)

Text: Romans 3:21-31 Religious people of all faiths – including many from Christianity – believe that we get to heaven by being good and trying to keep God’s Law. Paul shows that won’t work! But we can become righteous and acceptable to God through a righteousness that is …

Text: Romans 3:1-20 In making the case that everyone needs Jesus, Paul has shown that people without God or moral standards need Jesus [1:18-32]; people with moral standards need Jesus [2:1-16] and religious people need Jesus [2:17-29]. Paul then shows the utter depravity of all people without Christ.

Text: Romans 2:17-29 In making the case that everyone needs Jesus, Paul has shown that people without God or moral standards need Jesus [1:18-32]; people with moral standards need Jesus [2:1-16] and now shows that religious people need Jesus. Paul shows what does and does not bring salvation …

Text: Romans 2:1-16 Many people believe God won’t judge anyone … or that they are good and moral so they won’t be judged. But all are sinners and God judges all sinners who have rejected Christ … even religious and moral sinners. Paul tells us that God’s judgment …

Text: Romans 1:20 God’s glory seen in creation tells us that He exists – that He is great – and greatly to be praised! Evidence of His greatness is seen in:

Text: Romans 1:24-32 Through Paul, God gives us blunt truths that are hard to hear, but necessary in order to understand our need of salvation. As believers, seeing our condition before Christ gives us great cause to praise God for His grace toward us! Paul shows us persistence in sin leads to …

Text: Romans 1:18-25 Through Paul, God gives us blunt truths that are hard to hear, but necessary in order to understand our need of salvation. As believers, seeing our condition before Christ gives us great cause to praise God! Paul shows us …

Text: Romans 1:7-17 Romans is a great book about the power of the gospel to save, transform and liberate from sin. It begins with …

Text: Romans 1:1-7 Paul’s letter to the Romans has been called his magnum opus … the Magna Carta – or Great Charter of Liberties – of the Christian faith. Romans is a great book about the power of the gospel to save, transform and liberate from sin. It begins with …