Discussion Questions for Romans 11:11-32
On Sunday we looked at the future of Israel, God’s sovereign mercy, and the humble response of faith. We explored Paul’s expectation of a dramatic
On Sunday we looked at the future of Israel, God’s sovereign mercy, and the humble response of faith. We explored Paul’s expectation of a dramatic
On Sunday we saw how Paul is doing three things in this passage. First, he plays defense attorney for God and his word, pointing out
On Sunday Eric looked back into Romans 10 for guidance in the midst of the tension our country is experiencing. He pointed us to the
This image has been constantly before us: a white police officer kneeling on a black man’s neck, while a small crowd gathers to bear witness.
In Romans 8, Paul offers us an anchor for our souls. He wants us to know that we are held fast, secure in the midst
On Sunday, we looked at Romans 8 and considered how suffering is the pathway to unimaginable glory. This is because the way of Jesus is
Romans 8 can be called “the Holy Spirit chapter” in this letter because Paul is so intent to describe the work of the Spirit that
Eric reminded us on Sunday that studying Romans is like filling up a bowl of Grandma’s stew; all the good stuff is at the bottom.
On Sunday we dived in to Romans 8, where Paul isn’t simply providing a water hose to put out the fire of condemnation in our
This Sunday we wrestled with the frustrating, but very common, experience that Paul describes in Romans 7. Why do we do the thing we don’t