Introduction Imagine a judge who condemns criminals but secretly engages in the same crimes. Would he be just? Paul, in Romans 2, warns that God’s judgment is impartial—He sees beyond outward appearance and looks at the heart. Many people condemn others while being...
Introduction A man once received a letter from the bank warning him about his overdue payments. He ignored it. Then came a second and a third—each one a stronger warning. Eventually, his assets were seized. He had no one to blame but himself. Romans 1:18-32 is God’s...
Sin to Avoid (Red - None Highlighted) No specific sins were highlighted, but from Romans 1:1-10, we can infer: Neglecting our calling – Paul emphasizes that we are set apart for the Gospel (v.1). Ignoring or resisting God’s purpose for us is a danger. Lack of faith...
Introduction: Life often presents us with situations where we lack the resources to move forward—just like the wedding at Cana where the wine ran out. But when we follow Jesus’ instructions without questioning, we witness His power. John 2 teaches us the importance of...
Introduction John 1:1-18 is known as the prologue to the Gospel of John, presenting Jesus as the eternal Word (Logos) and highlighting His divinity, incarnation, and mission on Earth. Background and Context Author: The Apostle John, an eyewitness to Jesus’ ministry....
Introduction The concept of the Messianic Rule—Christ’s sovereign reign—extends across history, impacting the world in the past, the present (including the church, family, and individual lives), and the future, including the Millennial Kingdom. Understanding His rule...
Introduction: Nicodemus was a Pharisee and a member of the Jewish ruling council (Sanhedrin). Despite his high status, he was genuinely curious about Jesus and sought Him out, even if it meant doing so in secret. His journey from doubt to faith provides valuable...
Introduction We’ve all been there—wounded, hurting, and desperate for relief. Whether it’s the pain of a broken relationship, an illness that won’t let up, or the weight of past mistakes, we often wonder: Where can I go to find healing? The good news? God not only...
1. The death of Moses was Precious to God Moses, the faithful servant of God, led the Israelites out of Egypt and guided them through the wilderness for 40 years. His death was significant and precious in God's eyes. Deuteronomy 34:5-6 (NIV) – “And Moses the servant...