Discussion Questions for Week of January 26
On Sunday we took a closer look at sanctification: what it is, how it works, and how we pursue sanctification. We saw that God makes
Greg Dietrich
January 28, 2020
On Sunday we took a closer look at sanctification: what it is, how it works, and how we pursue sanctification. We saw that God makes
On Sunday we looked at how the gospel fundamentally changes the nature, power for, and motivation of our obedience to Christ as we now bear
On Sunday we were invited to use our imaginations to follow Paul’s argument in Romans 6. Paul makes it clear that there is no middle
On Sunday, Eric gave us a tour of one of the names of Jesus Christ to show us that Christmas proves God is fiercely committed
On Sunday, we began to focus on the coming of Christ, also known as the incarnation. According to the prophecy of Genesis 3:15, we see
On Sunday, Eric asked us the question, “Who do you think you are?” He asked this in response to Paul’s argument in Romans 6:1-14. Paul
During our annual mission emphasis on Sunday we looked at Romans 5:1-11 where Paul highlights the benefits that come along with justification by faith in
On Sunday, Eric gave us a tour of “the most important paragraph in the Bible.” He called this paragraph by that name because this is
On Sunday, Eric looked at the first twenty verses of Romans 3, and addressed original sin. We’ve all inherited the sin of Adam and experience
On Sunday, we moved into the second chapter of Romans where Paul makes it explicit that God shows no partiality, but judges all sin in
