My attempt to help you, fellow preacher, bring your flock joyfully, soundly, and Christ-exaltingly through Romans 9.

My attempt to help you, fellow preacher, bring your flock joyfully, soundly, and Christ-exaltingly through Romans 8.

My attempt to help you, fellow preacher, bring your flock joyfully, soundly, and Christ-exaltingly through Romans 8.

My attempt to help you, fellow preacher, bring your flock joyfully, soundly, and Christ-exaltingly through Romans 8.

My attempt to help you, fellow preacher, bring your flock joyfully, soundly, and Christ-exaltingly through Romans 7.

My attempt to help you, fellow preacher, bring your flock joyfully, soundly, and Christ-exaltingly through Romans 6.

My attempt to help you, fellow preacher, bring your flock joyfully, soundly, and Christ-exaltingly through Romans 5.

My attempt to help you, fellow preacher, bring your flock joyfully, soundly, and Christ-exaltingly through Romans 4

My attempt to help you, fellow preacher, bring your flock joyfully, soundly, and Christ-exaltingly through Romans 3

My attempt to help you, fellow preacher, bring your flock joyfully, soundly, and Christ-exaltingly through Romans 2

A comprehensive outline of Romans 1 with guidance on preaching each passage.

Introduction: Paul’s epistle to the believers in Rome is considered his magnus opus. In this most systematic presentation of doctrine in...

Acts catalogues the incredible story of the coming of the Holy Spirit and the explosive growth of the early church. In vivid detail, Luke...

Since politics often becomes an idol, one of our goals in this series is to expose that idolatry in your life.

What is the purpose of government? How should we respond to its authority?

Jesus moved towards your mess and sacrificed for you. Are you willing to move towards the mess of others?

Why should someone be intentionally sacrificial?

Sometimes life seems so disjointed we wonder if God is there, if He is working, or if He even cares! This is a confidence issue.

Paul focuses on what God has been doing among the Gentiles, and James also affirms what God has been doing among the Jews.

Acts is the sequel to Luke and should be titled, “The Acts of Jesus.” It tells the continuing story of how Jesus accomplished His mission.