Love Notes from God

Paul’s mission to deliver aid reflects the power of giving with a heart for others. (Romans 15:26)

These scriptures highlight Paul’s journey of service as he carries out his mission to minister to the saints, fulfill his calling, and bring offerings to support believers. (Romans 15:25; Acts 29:21; Acts 24:17)

Paul expresses his intent to visit Rome on his way to Spain. He knew that he would be blessed spiritually and financially. (Romans 15:24)

Paul shares his plans to visit the believers in Rome as part of his journey to spread the Gospel. (Romans 15:22,23)

This verse reminds us that living with honesty and righteousness holds far greater value than wealth gained through dishonesty. True riches are found in integrity! (Proverbs 28:6)

Those who were never told of Him— they’ll see and understand Him. (Romans 15:21; Isaiah 52:15)

Paul had a passion to preach the Gospel to people who had never heard it before. (Romans 15:20; 2 Corinthians 10:15,16)

Romans 15:20 emphasizes the call to spread the gospel where Christ has not been proclaimed, inspiring us to venture into uncharted territories with faith and purpose.

In this episode we look at more miracles The Holy Spirit did through Paul. (Romans 15:19; Acts 19:11,12; Acts 20:9-12)

Gods Mighty Power working in and through Paul. (Romans 15:19; Acts 13: 6-12; 14:8-10; 16:16-18; 16:25-26)

The wicked flee when no is chasing them! But the godly are bold as lions. (Proverbs 29:1; Leviticus 26:17,36)

God’s power displayed through signs, wonders, and extraordinary miracles to spread the message of Christ. (Romans 15;19; Acts 19:11-12)

Together, these verses celebrate Christ’s work through believers, bringing people of all nations to faithful obedience. (Romans 15:18; Romans 1:5)

In Romans 15:18, Paul speaks of his efforts to spread the gospel, while Acts 21:19 highlights his report of God’s work through his ministry. Both passages show Paul’s commitment to sharing the faith across nations.

Rejoice in the work God accomplishes through us for His glory, not ours. (Romans 15:17)

God reveals Saul’s purpose as a chosen instrument to carry His name to the Gentiles, kings, and the people of Israel. (Romans 15:15,16; Acts 9:15)

Romans 15:14 reminds us to be full of goodness, knowledge, and encouragement, equipping us to build each other up in faith.

Discover the source of unwavering hope and joy that transforms and uplifts in every season. (Romans 15:13)

Exploring the powerful connection between Romans 15:12 and Revelation 5:5, this episode celebrates Jesus as the Root of Jesse and the victorious Lion of Judah, offering hope and redemption for all.

Jesus, the root of Jesse, brings hope and salvation to all people, uniting both Jews and Gentiles in His promise. (Romans 15:12)

These verses emphasize the universal call for all nations and peoples to rejoice and praise God together, celebrating His mercy, justice, and faithfulness. (Romans 15:10,11; Deuteronomy 32:43; Psalms 117:1)

A reflection on God’s unwavering faithfulness and our call to praise Him in all things. (Romans 15:9; Psalms 18:49)

For all of the promises of God in Him are “yea” and in Him “amen” unto the glory of God by us. (Romans 15:8; 2 Corinthians 1:20)

God made promises that our Amen agree with, because of His Yes to all His Promises. (Romans 15:8; 2 Corinthians 1:20)

These verses show Jesus’ mission to fulfill God’s promises to Israel and bring blessings to all nations. (Romans 15:8; Matthew 15:24; Acts 3:25,26)