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1. The Purpose of Paul’s Apostleship (vs. 1) 2. The Promise of God (vs. 2) 3. The Purpose of Preaching (vs. 3) 4. The Passing of the Torch (vs. 4)

The Apostles, in obedience to the Lord’s directive had just returned to Jerusalem. Luke records that they were full of joy and went into an upper room where they continued in prayer and making intercession. It also says that they were united in this activity. All of these characteristics are those that…

Greetings in Stereo (Ephesians 1:1-2) Years ago, an immigrant from Europe was very new to the US and did not understand how everything worked. Most of us have found ourselves in a new location, new job or some other new experience where we did not know quite what to do, can appreciate his story. This…

Galatians 1:1-5 When it comes to a life-changing message of rebuke and redemption, authority is a crucial matter. Without it, the words lose their meaning and their power. Without authority, you can ignore the message and nothing will happen. But when authority is genuine and backed by sovereign power,…

First in a Series of Messages on Romans Romans 1:1 Paul, a bond-servant of Christ Jesus, called as an apostle, set apart for the gospel of God. Ro 1:1 Pau'lo" dou'lo" Cristou' jIhsou', klhto;" ajpovstolo" ajfwrismevno" eij" eujaggevlion qeou', The Author of the Greatest Letter Ever Written is Paul. Romans…