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Romans 2:17-29

Romans 2:1-16

Romans 1:18-32

Romans 1:1-17

The outworking of a discipled life is a Spirit-empowered life.

Walking in the Spirit means being led by the Holy Spirit, bearing the fruit of Spirit, and living to please the Spirit.

Understanding the Holy Spirit as a Liberator that freed the believers’ from being a slave to the Law He assures the believers that they are now free and God’s children because He indwells them.

Understanding the Holy Spirit as the One who sets apart believers from the wicked ways of the world towards the works and purposes of God in the areas of positional, progressive, and ultimate sanctification.  

God poured out His Spirit upon the Church so that He will be glorified among the nations.

The Holy Spirit a divine Person and the third Person in the Triune God. We can know Him, experienced Him, and fellowship with Him.

To love God and to love others are inseparable commands. Loving others is a tangible expression of our love for God. One of the ways we can express His love to others is through our hospitality and being His hands and feet to those around us.

Love is a command in the Bible, and the standard in which we are to love is the way God loves us. Knowing His perfect love naturally results in a deeper relationship with Him. As His love removes all fears and secures us, we will be able to speak, listen, and act in our relationships through the lens of love.

God's fundamental nature is love, and His perfect love was displayed in Jesus' atoning sacrifice on the cross. As our knowledge and understanding of His love grow deeper, the more we are transformed and able to know how to love others.

Mary Magdalene was the first to testify to Christ’s resurrection.

He was a secret disciple and member of the Council, but the cross motivated him to action.

Nicodemus came at night because he was curious, but it was the revelation of the cross that converted him.

The birth of Jesus is a celebration of the Light coming to the dark world and giving life.

One of the most comforting and challenging phrases in the Bible is "God with us". Christmas is celebrating the fulfilled promise of God being with us.

When we embrace the call to gather together, to come together and do the mission together, there will always be relational challenges, tensions, and differences, yet the author of Hebrews encourages us to not give up meeting and do the mission together.

Acts 2 starts and ends with the disciples coming together. We can highlight God's design and call for the church to embodied gathering. When the believers gathered together, they witnessed miracles.

It takes both generation to shape and influence the world so that it becomes what God intended. God imparts a double blessing on the next generation's life and ministry.

In a world where bad news from the past and present abounds, we show up and respond with a different spirit that is full of faith and obedience. When we respond in faith and obedience, we choose God's blessings that will last for generations.

Right after the world is destroyed and you have to start all over again, God gives seed to Noah. In the worst of times, your rescue is in the seed.

Right from creation, in the best of times God gave seed to man.

We believe that Jesus, the King of kings and Lord of lords, will return to earth bodily, in power and glory, at a time fixed by the Father and unknown to the Church, to raise the dead and judge the world. He will clothe the righteous with immortal, glorious bodies, rewarding them according to their deeds. But the unrighteous, Satan, and the forces of darkness, he will punish with eternal destructi...