OPCM Women

I . Paul's Final Plea (15:1-6) Both the "sameness" and "difference" in my "voice" matters in the "song" the church is singing.   II. Paul's Final Perspective (15:7-13) Differences in the church make beauty not boundaries.   III. Paul's Ministry [in P's] (15:14-33) Table of Paul's Ministry Principles : https://opcmilford.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/PaulsMinistryTable.pdf God builds His church th...

I. Christian Liberty - Where to Focus (14:1-12) Focus on honoring the Lord by welcoming other believers with love, despite differences in disputable matters.   II. Christian Liberty - How to Use (14:13-23) Love trumps liberty.

I. New Relationships: To God & The Church (12:1-8) The Christian Life is transformed by a renewed mind and a body offered as a living sacrifice.   II. New Relationships: To Friend & Enemy (12:9-21) Real love is sacrificial and comes at a cost to ourselves.   III. New Relationships: as Citizens of the State (13:1-14) Remember who you are and remember where you are heading.

I. True Faith and Israel's Accountability (10:5-21) The beauty of the good news prompts us to believe, confess and share it with those around us.   II. Mystery of God's Salvation Plan (11:1-36) God's merciful salvation plan gives us hope, a purpose, and reason to praise! -- Grafting Images: https://opcmilford.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/GraftingOliveTrees.pdf -- Closing Song on Youtube: youtube...

I. Israel's Unbelief (9:1-5) We should live with a deep burden for those separated from Christ, sharing the gospel with both compassion and conviction.   II. Who is Israel (9:6-13) God's promises were received through faith-- reminding us that when we freely come to Him, we do so because He has lovingly chosen us first.   III. God's Mysterious Sovereignty & Mercy (9:14-33) Though we may not fully...

I. Children of God (8:14-17) As children of God, we have been given a new identity, intimacy, and inheritance.   II. Present Suffering & Future Glory (8:18-30) God is working in all things to conform us into the image of his Son.   III. Unshakeable Love (8:31-39) We can live confident of God's love for us despite our circumstances.

Main Truth: God's mindset is the truest reality. We aim to be caught up in that reality in thought, and word & deed.   I. God's Mindset & Action (8:1-4) God sees you in Christ Jesus; free, righteous, not condemned. And so you are!   II. Our Mindset (8:5-9) The Spirit-Led mind purposes to see & think like God.   III. Our Action (8:10-13) The Spirit-Led body ruthlessly denies the flesh.

I. The Law: Good or Bad? (7:7-13) The Law can't save us; it shows us we need saving. This is good.   II. Me: Good and Bad (7:14-25) We are wretched. God is not. His Son rescued us. His Spirit will transform us. -   Romans 1-7 Principle : God has freed us from sin's penalty, and is fighting sin's power in us, until the day sin is no longer present.

I. Dying to Sin & the Powerful Symbol of Baptism (6:1-4) Once we are united with Christ we died to sin!   II. Old Self in Adam – New Life in Christ (6:5-14) We need to realize our new identity in Christ.   III. Slaves to Righteousness (6:15-23) Sanctification is not passive – it requires us to take action.

Treasure #1 Peace with God Treasure #2 Direct Access to God Treasure #3 Hope of Glory Treasure #4 Rejoice in our Suffering Treasure #5 Love of God Treasure #6 Security Treasure #7 Joy - Where are you feeling a burden in your life, shackled, or a lack of joy? Which treasure do you need to mine, mull over, meditate on, and use in your life?

I. Believing - Abraham is Credited as Righteous by Faith Alone (4:1-8) We haven't earned the blessing, we have just received it.   II. Belonging - Abraham, the Father of All Who Believe (4:9-17) Believing leads to belonging. The Church is the community of those who have been saved and are justified.   III. Believing - Abraham, a Role Model of Faith (4:18-25) Saving Faith believes in God and trusts...

I. How Bad our Sin Condition Really Is (3:1-19) God's laws show us our sin and remind us why we need a Savior.   II. How Good the Gospel Really Is (3:21-31) God planned our salvation, carried it out, and freely forgives and brings us into his family through faith in Jesus.

I. The Nature of Sin and Its Consequences (1:18-32) Creation makes God known as the Creator. Every human has chosen sin over God, and it affects not just us but our world.   II. Judgment According to Deeds (2:1-16) God shows no favoritism and will judge all people according to their deeds.   III. A Matter Of The Heart (2:17-29) Outward religion is insufficient to save you. - REFLECTION QUESTIONS:...

I. The Who & Why of the Gospel (1:1-7) The Gospel is a gift from God the Father, purchased by Jesus Christ, for you.   II. The Where of the Gospel (1:8-15) The Gospel is a gift to enjoy and share with God's growing family.   III. The What & How of the Gospel (1:16-17) The Gospel is God's life-saving gift of righteousness, for whoever believes (faiths).   - VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/xR2...

For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile. For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed—a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: "The righteous will live by faith." • Romans 1:16-17

I. A Safe Kingdom and a Sad King (18:1– 19:3) We offer true worship to God when we put to death our sinful behaviors.   II. The King Returns (19:4-43) God is a God of grace & mercy, our faith & obedience is our response to his love.   III. Rebellion and Wisdom (20:1-26) In the past, Jesus gave His life for us. In the present, Jesus is at work in you. In the future, Jesus will make you beautiful.  ...

AIM: In all things, God is writing His story, for our good and His glory.   I. Absalom - Attractive Enticing Enemy (15:1-12) Being alert to the enemy and knowing/believing the truth are needed to live wisely.   II. David - Rejected Suffering King (15:13-16:14) God is a God who reverses- can take what is evil and use it for good.   I II. Absalom/David - To Whom will you be Loyal? (16:15-17:29) Deci...

I. Sin (11) Unchecked desires can lead to temptation, and if not avoided will lead to sin.   II. Forgiveness and Grace (12:1–14) Humble confession and repentance lead to forgiveness and grace.   III. Consequences of Sin (12:15–14:33) Jesus absorbs sin's punishments, He does not remove every consequence.

I. God Builds David's House (5:6-5:25) The King's house is built by God for the sake of His people.   II. God Inhabits David's House (6:1-23) The King's house is blessed when a Holy God "lives" there.   III. God Expands David's House (7:1-29) The King's house is being built for [of all people] me.   The King's Household should be marked by: Careful Obedience; Humble Reverence; Joyful, Authentic, P...

I. David's Responses to Saul & Jonathan's Death (1-2:7) As God's people, we grieve, lament, and seek guidance in the presence of our Perfect King.   II. Opposing Kingdoms Failure (2:8-3:39) As God's people, we have His presence in the midst of the mess.   III. Assassination & King David Reigns (4-5:5) As God's people, we run to Christ and His presence and remember the promise of Heaven.     Closin...

I. Where Do You Run When You are Afraid? (28) Run to Jesus; He is the presence of God and the Word of God.   II. Where Do You Find Strength? (30 ) We need to be strengthened in the Lord. God protects that which He indwells, He gives wisdom and hope.   III. Who Do You Follow? (31) Wait on God, trust in His plan.