Noah's Window

Key Verses: Romans 2:1-3 Religious people are guilty of the same things as the secular non-religious people.

Key Verses: Romans 1:29-32 They know the truth about God's judgment, but they rebel against him anyway and encourage others to do the same.

As we walk through these first two chapters of Romans, it's important to keep in mind that forgiveness is always available to those who repent and believe in Jesus.

Key Verses: Romans 1:26-28 Since they thought it foolish to acknowledge God, he abandoned them to their foolish thinking and let them do things that should never be done.

Many people equate faith to a religion or more specifically, a particular church, and that based on either their own personal experience or what has been described to them.

Key Verses: Romans 1:24-25 Those who reject God have traded the truth for a lie.

Key Verses: Romans 1:21-23 Those who reject God have traded the truth for a lie.

Key Verses: Romans 1:20 God's creation clearly shows us his eternal power and divine nature each and every day, so there is no excuse for not knowing God.

Key Verses: Romans 1:18-19 Some people suppress the truth for their own wicked purposes, but God has made it obvious what the truth is.

Key Verse: Romans 1:17 The reason Paul is not ashamed of the Gospel, is that it is the power of God at work for everyone who believes. This truly is Good News!

Key Verse: Romans 1:16 The reason Paul is not ashamed of the Gospel, is that it is the power of God at work for everyone who believes. This truly is Good News!

Key Verse: Romans 1:9 We have the opportunity to bring others to the Lord through prayer.

Key Verse: Romans 1:8 Paul said the faith of these Christians in Rome was being talked about all over the world.

Key Verses: Romans 1:1-7 The letter Paul wrote to the believers in Rome provides very clear explanations and applications for the Gospel.

Key Verses: Ruth 4:17-22; Matthew 1:5 Boaz had a unique perspective as his mother was Rahab.

Key Verses: Ruth 4:13-16 Noami returned to Bethlehem bitter from all her painful losses, but through Ruth, she ends this story very blessed.

Key Verses: Ruth 4:1-8; Romans 8:1-3 The nearer kinsman was not willing to redeem Ruth, just as the law cannot redeem us.

Key Verses: Ruth 3:12-18 We can rest because our Redeemer has settled things.

Key Verses: Ruth 3:7-11 Boaz joyfully responds to Ruth that he will do what is necessary, just as Jesus joyfully does all that is necessary to redeem us.

Key Verses: Ruth 3:1-3 We are invited to choose Jesus as our Redeemer, just as Ruth lets Boaz know that she wants him to redeem her.

Key Verses: Ruth 2:21-23 It's so important that the people we choose to trust are safe.

Key Verses: Ruth 2:16-20 Ruth carried home to Naomi blessings for that day and for the future as well.

Key Verse: Ruth 2:15 Just as Boaz instructed his workers to drop bundles of grain on purpose for Ruth, God sends us blessings that might seem to be accidental, but he has provided them on purpose.

Key Verses: Ruth 2:8-16 Boaz provided protection and provision for Ruth as she worked in his fields.