Grace Nuggets

Today, we focus on Romans 11:25 and defining what it the "fullness of Gentiles"; how it clearly presents the truth that Israel has only temporarily been set aside, and how it is different from the "times of the Gentiles" found in Luke 21:24.

Today, we look at Romans 11:16-24 and the illustrations of the lump and the branches and how they apply to Israel and the Gentiles.

We continue our study of Romans 11 as we look at verses 11-15 and God's use of the gospel being preached to the Gentiles to provoke the nation of Israel to jealousy.

We now turn our attention to Romans 11, in which God makes it absolutely clear that He has not cast away the nation of Israel nor forsaken His promises to them.

Today, we finish up Romans 10 looking at the rejection of the gospel by the nation of Israel and the preaching of it to the Gentiles.

Today, we look at Romans 10:11-15 in which Paul writes that for the Jew in this present age, they have the opportunity to believe on Jesus Christ for salvation just like the Gentile does.

In this episode, we continue our study of Romans 10, looking at verses 10:5-11 and that availability of the gospel to all, both Jew and Gentile.

Today, we start our study of Romans 10, looking at verses 1-4. Paul again restates his desire from Romans 9 of his desire for the nation of Israel and their salvation. He also states their problem which caused their rejection of Jesus Christ: self-righteousness.

Today, we finish our look at Romans 9 and how the nation of Israel stumbled at the person of Jesus Christ by trying to obtain righteousness through the keeping of the law, and how the Gentiles attained the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ and His finished work on the cross.

Today, we look at Romans 9:22-29 and that through the disobedience of Israel, God will reach out and offer salvation to the Gentiles.

In this episode, we look at Romans 9:14-21 and the illustration of the Lord hardening Pharaoh's heart. In our study, we look at the details of the events and people in Exodus which will give us the correct view of God's Word.

We continue our study of Romans 9 and the issue of God's sovereignty and the nation of Israel. In this episode, we look at Romans 9:6-13 and the examples of Isaac and Jacob.

Today, we begin our study of Romans chapter 9 by looking at verses 1-5, which highlight Paul's divine love for the nation of Israel and the blessings that God gave to them in the Old Testament.

Today, we begin our study of Romans 9-11 which deal with God's sovereignty and faithfulness to the promises that He made to the nation of Israel. Paul asks, and answers, the following question: In the light of God focusing on the Church during this current time, are the promises to Israel still valid? The answer is a resounding YES!

In this episode, we conclude our look at Romans 8 and the remaining of Paul's seven questions that demonstrate that nothing or no one can separate the believer from God's love for us through Jesus Christ. Amen.

In this episode, we begin our look at the seven questions of Romans 8:31-39 regarding God's eternal purpose for every believer and their security in Jesus Christ

We continue our look at God's eternal purpose for the believer and what should our response be to the marvelous truths of Romans 8:28-30.

In this episode, we look at Romans 8:28-29 and the marvelous eternal purpose of God for every believer.

Today, we are looking at Romans 8:26-27 and the Spirit's role as the believer's intercessor before the Father

Today we look at Romans 8:18-25 and the glorious truth that the present sufferings that the believer endures do not outweigh the eternal glory which will be revealed as a result of us trusting Christ for our walk. 

We continue our look at Romans 8:12-17 which presents the wonderful truth of adoption (the believer being adopted into God's family as adult sons) and all its benefits: its fulfillment in the receiving of our glorified bodies; our privilege of calling God our Father (Abba Father) and as heirs of God and joint-heirs with Christ.

In this episode, we look at Romans 8:12-15 which presents the adoption of the believer. This is our position in Christ in which the believer has been placed as an adult son with all its benefits and privileges. 

In this episode, we are looking at Romans 8:5-11 and the contrast as to walking according to the flesh or walking/living according to the Spirit.

In this episode, we begin our study of Romans 8. It is in this chapter that Paul provides the divine resource given to every believer for victory over sin: the Holy Spirit.

As we conclude our look at Romans 7, we agree with Paul that the law cannot sanctify the believer and that all we can do is cry out "Wretched man that I am."